Resort Primus 632 The men of the 95th

The men of the 95th were armed with the 'Baker' rifle (and a clumsy sword bayonet which they disliked and only used as a last resort)

A timeless Illustration by David Higham

they were renumbered the 2nd Dragoons as part of deal between the establishments of the English and Scottish Army when they were being unified into the British Army

This delightful print from an original acrylic painting by John Wheeler

A 'golden hour' image capturing shafts of sunlight bursting through the canopy of a mature Sycamore tree

Resort Primus 632 The men of the 95thResort From an oil on canvas original Andrew's background is in graphics and typography. This legacy is reflected in his painterly work which uses letters and numbers which serve as 'characters' or clues to the motivation behind a painting. There is often a mystical or spiritual element present. He invariably employs materials gathered from the hardware store rather than the art shop the muted tones of cement or plaster combine with soft washes of