Cley Mill II is James Bartholomew's atmospheric tribute to one of North Norfolk's best-loved landmarks - the historic windmill at Cley-next-the-Sea, standing sentinel over the salt marshes and reed beds that define this stretch of coastline. A full member of the Royal Society of Marine Artists, Bartholomew has worked as a contemporary landscape and seascape painter since 1992, and his fascination with the interplay between a subject and light, and how changing weather can alter its essence, runs right through this piece.

Worked in his signature mixed media of watercolour and pastel on high-quality watercolour paper, the painting layers fluid washes with broken, energetic marks. Pastel is moved around within the wet paint and worked over the dried surface to reintroduce vibrancy, so the windmill, the rippling reeds and the winding waterway carry real movement and depth. The sweeping sky is the heart of the work, its drifting clouds and shifting blues drawing the eye across the flat Norfolk horizon.

Presented in a handmade white wood frame and glazed ready to hang, this textured wall art makes a striking centrepiece for any room that calls for a sense of calm, open space and authentic Norfolk landscape character - a true collector's piece of original fine art.