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Autumnal EdenAutumnal Eden
Autumnal Eden

Paul Corfield | Limited Edition

Sale price£295.00
Oceans EmbraceOceans Embrace
Oceans Embrace

Paul Corfield | Limited Edition

Sale price£395.00
SoldA Lakeside HideawayA Lakeside Hideaway
A Lakeside Hideaway

Paul Corfield | Original

Sale price£3,650.00
Poppies In The MorningPoppies In The Morning
Poppies In The Morning

Paul Corfield | Limited Edition

Sale price£395.00
Dawn in HuesDawn in Hues
Dawn in Hues

Paul Corfield | Limited Edition

Sale price£295.00
Spring 2025 | Framed Set of FourSpring 2025 | Framed Set of Four
Spring 2025 | Framed Set of Four

Paul Corfield | Limited Edition

Sale price£1,250.00
Amber CoveAmber Cove
Amber Cove

Paul Corfield | Limited Edition

Sale price£175.00Regular price£250.00
Autumn 2024 | Framed Set of FiveAutumn 2024 | Framed Set of Five
Autumn 2024 | Framed Set of Five

Paul Corfield | Limited Edition

Sale price£1,595.00
Cascading WatersCascading Waters
Cascading Waters

Paul Corfield | Limited Edition

Sale price£245.00Regular price£350.00
Spectrum of LightSpectrum of Light
Spectrum of Light

Paul Corfield | Limited Edition

Sale price£175.00Regular price£250.00
Sunset's EmbraceSunset's Embrace
Sunset's Embrace

Paul Corfield | Limited Edition

Sale price£245.00Regular price£350.00
The Majesty of MountainsThe Majesty of Mountains
The Majesty of Mountains

Paul Corfield | Limited Edition

Sale price£455.00Regular price£650.00
Sold outFiery SkiesFiery Skies
Fiery Skies

Paul Corfield | Limited Edition

Sale price£650.00
SoldFiery SkiesFiery Skies
Fiery Skies

Paul Corfield | Original

Sale price£5,950.00
Lakeside CottageLakeside Cottage
Lakeside Cottage

Paul Corfield | Limited Edition

Sale price£385.00Regular price£550.00
SoldLakeside CottageLakeside Cottage
Lakeside Cottage

Paul Corfield | Original

Sale price£5,950.00
SoldMountain HideawayMountain Hideaway
Mountain Hideaway

Paul Corfield | Original

Sale price£5,950.00
Mountain HideawayMountain Hideaway
Mountain Hideaway

Paul Corfield | Limited Edition

Sale price£550.00
Sold outSpring 2024 | Framed Set of ThreeSpring 2024 | Framed Set of Three
Spring 2024 | Framed Set of Three

Paul Corfield | Limited Edition

Sale price£1,450.00
SoldSailing Off The HeadlandSailing Off The Headland
Sailing Off The Headland

Paul Corfield | Original

Sale price£5,950.00
Sold outThe Voice Of The SeaThe Voice Of The Sea
The Voice Of The Sea

Paul Corfield | Limited Edition

Sale price£550.00
SoldUntitled Study No.294Untitled Study No.294
Untitled Study No.294

Paul Corfield | Original

Sale price£2,750.00
SoldUntitled Study No.295Untitled Study No.295
Untitled Study No.295

Paul Corfield | Original

Sale price£2,750.00
SoldPainting The Roses RedPainting The Roses Red
Painting The Roses Red

Paul Corfield | Original

Sale price£3,150.00

Latest Collections

Spring 2025

Paul Corfield

Spring 2025

Paul Corfield’s artworks feel like a warm embrace welcoming the viewer home. His new collection positions the viewer at the end of a lane leading to Corfield’s signature small white house. Corfield’s love of his home is apparent in these new pieces- in the costal landscapes and the house that is representative of his own. Warm, golden light infiltrates each of the landscapes, giving them a comforting glow. The artist often features turquoise waters, delicately painted flowers, and dream-like waterfalls in his paintings. Offering a feeling of tranquillity, Corfield’s paintings provide the viewer with a sense of calm – a window into the idyllic destinations featured in his work. The artist enjoys how strongly people connect with his work and takes pleasure in the idea of his artworks hanging in other people’s homes. He hopes they are hung somewhere the light changes throughout the day, bringing the paintings to life.
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Paul Corfield

Autumn | 2024

Paul Corfield’s Autumn 2024 collection transports us to a serene, yet somewhat surreal, utopia. With his beloved idyllic landscape basking in its warm glow, Corfield introduces different features to these pieces, giving viewers something new to adore.
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Paul Corfield

Spring | 2024

Escape into a world of imaginative contemporary landscapes with Paul Corfield's latest collection of limited edition and original artworks. A testament to his evolving technical prowess and unique artistic style over the past 18 months, Paul has honed his craft, delivering pieces that resonate deeply with a diverse range of collectors, capturing the essence of nostalgia and offering a sanctuary from the everyday hustle.
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Paul Corfield

Home From Home | Autumn 2023

Paul Corfield’s latest limited edition and original artworks added to his Home From Home collection reflect the British countryside in his own heartwarming style, which makes him one of our most popular artists.
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Paul Corfield

Home From Home | 2023

Paul Corfield's art simply makes you feel happy – the rolling English landscapes, the stunning weather, and the roads which always lead to a cosy home – so we are delighted to introduce his latest collection of limited editions, Home From Home, which will transport the viewer to another world and lead us into summer. From his Dorset home, Paul creates intricately detailed landscapes which are hugely popular with collectors, who always say how happy his work makes them, and in Home From Home, his pieces are infused with a more colourful palette. “With each successive painting, I don’t want it to feel similar in any way to the one I’ve just finished,” he says. But you can always rely on Paul’s works to be full of warmth, whatever colours he uses. Read on to find out more about the new collection, and how his life has been put into a new perspective with a diagnosis of Asperger syndrome. 
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Paul Corfield

Escape to somewhere magical | 2021

You'll never run out of places to explore with the newest release from the contemporary landscape artist Paul Corfield. Winding through lush pastures, past sheep and glistening rivers, the beautiful artworks are a window into the heart of the English landscape. Hand-varnished by our specialist atelier team, each of the limited edition prints is signed by the artist and framed in a complementing pine that has been sustainably sourced and has a metallic foil finish. The splendour of nature is captured on canvas through Paul's intricate details, including dot patterns, a magical haze effect and sparkles of purple and orange to make the colours sing. Taking inspiration from his old sketchbooks from throughout his 15-year career with Castle Fine Art, Paul transformed elements from previous paintings, including trees and clouds. These works also include rarely-seen details, such as a river, animals and a bridge – making them a great addition to any existing collection. In a rare opportunity, the original oil paintings are also available,
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Paul Corfield

Becoming Paul Corfield | 2021 & 2022

Paul Corfield, one of Castle Fine Art’s most popular artists, returns with an autumn collection of six limited edition works which are sure to raise the spirits of art lovers as we enter the darker days of the year. Paul’s contemporary landscapes show the English countryside at its best, blending rolling hills, green fields and blue seas mixed with his imagination, which Paul uses to create idyllic images of rural life that everyone can escape into. Paul’s trademark intricate detail can be seen on these new pieces which show beautiful sunrises and stunning sunsets across his imagined landscapes inspired by his beloved Dorset coast, which have won a place in the heart of so many collectors.

"I really like the look of my new limited editions. They have a lovely richness to them and the gloss makes the colours even richer."

The artist

Paul Corfield

From sunset-soaked hills to seaside cliffs and snow-laden trees, Paul's beautiful landscapes explore the beauty of the British countryside. Presented an idealised view of nature, his limited edition prints and original oil paintings add a feeling of peace and tranquility to any living space.

Paul has been with our publisher, Washington Green, since 2005, and his timeless, idealistic style proves to be eternally popular. As you may have guessed from his work, home means everything to Paul, He has lived in Dorset all his life, and he has never lived more than ten miles from his favourite painting location of Middle Beach at Studland near Swanage. 'I've probably painted it a hundred times - maybe more!'

A former engineer, Paul brings the exacting techniques of that career to his art, with his incredibly precise subjects, deep knowledge of colour theory and huge attention to detail – he uses an OptiVisor; a pair of glasses with precision-ground optical glass lenses, when he is painting tiny details a fraction of a millimetre in size.

His work as an artist started on a much larger scale, however. A fan of custom cars since he was six, he took up airbrushing in the style of the cars he admired. He became so skilled at it that he developed a growing army of collectors in the USA. He became a professional artist aged 32, working as an airbrush artist, but growing increasingly interested in oil painting, suddenly decided to pack all his airbrush kit up one day and sold it. That same day he bought his first oil paints – a very good decision.

Paul has dubbed his painting style as ‘Idealism’, pursuing his own ideal of life. He strips existence down to the basics; in his work there are no telephone wires, no street lights, and no busy roads for cars. It’s a world many of us wish we could live in, with views we would like to look upon. Paul says although the paintings are idyllic, everything still looks like it is meant to be there and nothing feels superficial.

Paul’s pieces give the viewer a feeling of calm, and his trademark white cottages make them feel like they’re coming home. Paul also finds calm in creating art in his studio in his Dorset home, as he lives with Asperger’s Syndrome, which can cause severe anxiety. “I bought my current because it fulfils everything I need be comfortable in myself and I rarely ever leave its boundaries,” he explains. “That’s just how it is and I never really notice. I'm often in my garden studio often for two-thirds of the day! Home is my sanctuary”.

Paul’s art and Asperger’s have proven to be an incredible combination which has made him a prolific and successful artist. “I was good at art at school and my teacher said it could be my career. So, when I left school I applied to art college to study technical illustration. Based upon my portfolio I was accepted straight away, but the thought of being around all those new people meant that I eventually turned the place down. That was probably the first time that my autism had a real life- changing effect and it has done ever since.

“But my adult life has been very different to my childhood. Art was always a calling but I could never see a way to get past the barriers until I was in my mid-twenties and saw art as a way out of the regular 9-5 job that I hated. That’s when I really started to apply myself, eventually turning professional at 32”.

Paul has always had two different art styles; one is his rolling landscapes, seascapes and iconic white houses which are so beloved by his loyal collectors.  The other is hyperrealism which he uses in his portraiture and abstract work.  Paul has been developing his style to bring elements of both styles together, giving his latest pieces a progressive, contemporary feel.

“I begin each painting by working on the sky, then clouds, then farthest hill, next farthest hill and so on until I’m at the foreground,” Paul explains. “I paint very close to the canvas, often spending all day with my close-up magnifying goggles on! I never step back to assess everything, which is pretty much the opposite of what people think an artist must do. 

“Once I start applying paint to canvas then I'm really just focusing on a centimetre or two at a time, my little size three round sable brush wrestling with applying paint and blending at the same time. I'm starting to inject new elements into my style. I decided it's time to change a few things up, the two smaller new pieces have the grass being added to foreground hills and flowers also.

“I'm experimenting with softening the dotting on the trees and bushes, tree shapes are changing a little, I'm working on new ways to paint cliff faces and new ways to draw cloud shapes, but keeping the thing that is my recognisable 'Corfield' style.” 

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