St Saviour’s Dock / Jacob’s Island - Impressionist London Art

Original Painting - For Sale

Highly commended artist M. Rodwell presents a striking painting of St Saviour’s Dock, London — a location steeped in literary and industrial history. This atmospheric setting famously inspired Charles Dickens’ Oliver Twist and is the home of the notorious Bill Sikes. While those darker days have long passed, the once-industrial warehouses have since been transformed into elegant, multi-million-pound residences.

Rodwell captures the dock from a distinctive viewpoint: looking towards Jamaica Road, with the River Thames behind and the River Neckinger flowing ahead. Rich in heritage, this historic dock played a vital role in the foundations of the Industrial Revolution, welcoming cargo from across the globe.

Ideal for a home or office, or as a thoughtful gift for a London enthusiast, this impressive artwork brings a sense of sophistication, history, and cultural depth to any interior.

The painting was exhibited at the Hidden London solo exhibition by M. Rodwell at Surrey Quays Shopping Centre and was featured in local publications including The Bermondsey Biscuit and Rotherhithe Docker in promotion of the event.

This captivating original artwork is also available as a series of Limited Edition prints, which can be purchased online. A rare opportunity to acquire the original painting directly from the artist, offering a truly exclusive addition to any collection. Private viewings can be arranged at the artist’s home and gallery workspace. Price on applicatio

Material / Description:

Painted onto quality canvas and hand stretched.
The artist has used Windsor & Newton Acrylic paint.
65cm x 95 cm canvas (25.59” x 37.40”)
Contemporarily framed in white surround and black outer frame, for a statement look.
80cm x 110 cm canvas size framed (31.49” x 43.30”)
Painted in England and signed by M.Rodwell