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	"Rough Seas at Bedruthan, North Cornwall"   There is no original label for this painting but the framer's label indicates that the title of this painting is "Rough Seas at Bedruthan, North Cornwall". The size inside the mount is 395mm x 195mm
	"Atlantic Breakers" Perranporth, Cornwall. Penhale Point and Gull Rock - 1962. An Oil painting on Board.   This painting has its original label which reads "Original Oil Painting". Interestingly, it also reads "The copyright and reproduction rights reserved by the artist." It measures 620mm x 305mm inside the mount.
	"Early Morning, Cardigan Bay" West Wales No original label, framers label indicates the title "Early Morning, Cardigan Bay". The size inside mount: 530 x 270mm.
	"Incoming Tide" Perranporth, Cornwall - 1945   This painting has its original label, handprinted by Bingley. It measures 250mm x 125mm inside the mount.
	"Atlantic Breakers lifted and crashed in Emerald Flame" Bedruthan Steps, Near Newquay, Cornwall   Still with original printed label. This is an unusually emotive title from Bingley! The size inside the mount is 550mm x 270mm.
	"Breakers and Spray at Droskyn Point, Perranporth, Cornwall"   This is one of his very best and one of the largest that we have seen. It has incredible detail in the rock formations and more detail than usual in the seagulls. It also shows the building where the transatlantic telephone connection used to enter the UK. The title is given on a framers label as opposed to the original. It measures 545mm x 400mm inside the mount.
	"Incoming Tide" Perranporth, Cornwall - 1945   As you can see, a popular title and a popular scene. Bingley titled many of his paintings thus and as he had his studio in Perranporth it is not surprising that many of his paintings are a variation on this theme. This one has its original label and measures 250mm x 125mm inside the mount.
	"The Arch and Chapel Rock" Perranporth, Cornwall - 1945   This is paired with the picture above and measures the same (250mm x 125mm). It too has its original label.
	"The Return of the Boats, Mounts Bay"   Measuring 130mmx185mm this painting still has its original label. However, it does not indicate the year that it was painted. It is generally considered to be quite early though it has the uppercase signature (his earliest works had a script signature).
	"A Rough Sea" The Headland, Newquay, Cornwall   This scene shows the Huers hut where a lookout man watched for pilchard shoals and notified the local fishermen by "huing" from the headland. This has excellent detail again with the gulls. 500mm x 250mm inside the mount.
	"An Autumn Day - A Fisherman's Cottage on the River Dart 1948"   This lake scene shows an unusual portrayal of a figure in a fishing boat. Bingley very rarely painted figures and this shows in his composition. The River Dart is located in Devon, England. (245mmx173mm)
	This is a picture of boats leaving Scarborough Harbour. It is an early painting, denoted by the signature (script) - most likely pre 1937. The painting measures 380mmx220mm inside the mount.
	Although this has no label, Mevagissey is handwritten in script on the back of the painting itself. Mevagissey is an attractive old town which was once the centre of Cornwall’s pilchard fishery and which still boasts a working harbour, with a few dozen small fishing boats. It has a tradition of boat building dating back to 1745. Many of the old buildings, constructed of cob and slate, bear testimony to a time when the large shoals of pilchards were the livelihood of the whole village.
	'"A Sea Symphony" Sunset on the Cornish Coast' Original Oil Painting by H H Bingley RMS SM - 1962   This picture was purchased in Guernsey 1962/63. Painted on board, measuring 420mm by750mm inside the frame. As with "The Atlantic Breakers" also from 1962 on the back is a similar disclaimer on reproduction. It shows different moods as the light changes. Many thanks to BB for sending us these pictures for use on the site.
	"An Old Sussex Mill" Original Watercolour by H H Bingley ABWS   A lovely little painting measuring 155mmx95mm. I am aware of the existence of another painting of exactly the same scene. You can find this in the Where Are You Now section of the website. They are very similar, even down to the birds to the right of the mill blades but there are subtle differences between the two. The cottages are different, there is less sky in this one and the stream in the bottom left hand corner is more obvious.
	An unusual early painting by Bingley. This one has the early signature but no date. This is the first I have come across that was painted in the Isle of Man but I would think there are others in existence. It measures 220mmx170mm. Has been beautifully restored (it was originally on the site in much dirtier condition). Thanks very much to MH for the image and information and also for being so interested and helpful to the project!
	"An Old Barn" Over 200 years old at Yattendon, Berkshire   The Old Barn measures 290mm x 220 mm. Recorded on the back is the title and location as well as "Constable" Art Club. Mr Bingley won first prize on the subject of "an interior". Thank you to SR.
	"An Arch Rock" Western Cliffs, Perranporth, Cornwall 1953 Huge thanks to RA and his unstinting dedication to getting the perfect picture!
	A Bluebell Wood in Berkshire (near Newbury) Watercolour by H.H. Bingley BWS - The Studio, Perranporth, Cornwall - 1947 Thanks to RA
	"Incoming Tide" Droskyn Point, Perranporth, Cornwall - 1946 Water-Colour by H.H. Bingley BWS   Thank you RA for these fab pictures.
	"Riverside Solitude"
	"Fisherman's Cottage Garden of the Sea" Cadgwith, Cornwall Original Drawing. RBA Art Club This is a lovely painting of a cottage garden with Bingley's trademark sea scene in the background. To quote the owner, "The colours, composition and subject are so evocative of an era gone by...I love its nostalgic quality." It measures 220mmx135mm. Many thanks to NF for sending us the information.
	Sheep Grazing on a Chalk Cliff (possibly aka "The Path to the Sea, Swanage Bay, Dorest). We're not sure of the real name of this painting, there is another painting (on page 4) with the aka title). It is possible that there is an original label concealed within the current frame. However, it is a lovely example of his detailed work of landscape and you can see some colourful plants and little sheep grazing amongst it. There is a chalk cliff far in the background which, along with the other painting's title, makes us think it is perhaps Dorset. (360mm x 270mm)
	"In fair Autumn weather when the trees are gold then to the Downlands fain would I go" A lovely painting of the Downlands with a verse written in his own hand. Painting measures 380mmx317mm. Many thanks to PJ for sending the photos.
	"From Green to Gold" (On the River Avon) - 1952 (107mmx172mm)
	"Sunset Over Lake Derwentwater" - 1936 (120mmx222mm)
	"Seagulls at Dawn" This painting differs from the majority of Bingley's work because of the colours used. Tonally it has pinks, lilacs and blues whereas most other of his coastal works are blues, ambers and yellows. The painting measures 292mmx191mm. Thanks to SG for sending us this picture.
	"A Dartmoor Stream" (in flood), Dartmoor, Devon A very moody painting of the moor with rich purples and greys. You're left in no doubt that the river is in spate and that there is probably another storm on the horizon. Many thanks to J&JW.
	The Arch at Perranporth - 1929 This is quite an early painting and it is possibly an oil. It measures 270mm x 510mm. It is owned by someone brought up in Perranporth. Many thanks to AM and EC for this picture.
	Dartmoor - 1964 This painting measures 600mm x 400mm. Thanks to AM and EC for this picture.
	Dartmoor - 1949 This measures 150mm x 100mm which would probably be classed as a miniature. Thanks to AM and EC for this picture.
	"Boats" - 1948 This painting measure 80mm x 50mm which if correctly measured is very tiny indeed and the smallest painting that we have record for. Many thanks to AM and EC for this picture.
	Penhale Point This painting measures 170mm x 120mm. You can faintly see one of the tin mines on the cliff top. Many thanks to AM and EC for this picture.

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