Richard Macneil samling
Staden är en konstduk och Macneil är konstnären. Macneil är en självlärd konstnär med en rik historia inom den kreativa branschen. Från sina första dagar som arbete i Worcester Royal Porcelain har han sysslat med skulptur, keramik och grafik både i sitt hemland, Storbritannien, samt utökat sin räckvidd utomlands.
Macneil etablerade ett företag i USA — Bronn — som producerade exklusiva skulpturer av amerikansk västerländsk konst. En av hans stora milstolpar var att se hans konstverk i Vita husets ovala kontor. Hans varumärkesstil var att skapa tilltalande konst som är tillgänglig för alla. Hans verk, av vilka många var stadsbilder , kan nu hittas i gratulationskort, konsttryck, heminredning och brevpapper.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Richard Macneil is a self-taught British artist with a long career across sculpture, ceramics, and graphic art. He's best known for warm, accessible scenes, especially cityscapes, and his work has appeared everywhere from greeting cards and prints to the Oval Office of the White House. His style is welcoming and easy to love, which makes it a natural fit for paint by numbers.
Macneil is famous for his cities, so you'll find London in the snow, bustling New York streets, and riverside views, alongside a soothing seascape and a festive Christmas scene. If you love capturing the energy of a favorite city on canvas, this is the collection for you. Browse more in our cityscapes collection.
Yes. Most of Macneil's kits are rated Beginner or Intermediate, with one Advanced piece for a bigger challenge. His clear, well-defined scenes make a great first project, and more experienced painters can reach for the detailed city views.
Several of Macneil's designs come in both. With paint by numbers you fill numbered areas using the included acrylic paints. With diamond painting you place sparkling resin "diamonds" onto a coded canvas for a shimmering, mosaic finish. Both follow a numbered guide, so it's simply a matter of whether you'd rather paint or place.
Absolutely. His city and seascape scenes make striking wall art, especially when you display the city where you live or somewhere you love to travel. At checkout you can choose a rolled canvas, DIY frame, pre-stretched canvas, or canvas board to suit your space.
Richard Macneil Paint by Numbers Kits
Richard Macneil paints bright, friendly scenes of everyday life: shoppers on busy streets, London under snow, quiet walks by the river and calm days at the sea. Macneil is a self-taught British artist who started out at Worcester Royal Porcelain and worked in sculpture, ceramics and graphics before founding Bronn in the USA to produce American Western Art sculptures. His clear shapes and cheerful color make his work easy to love, and a natural fit for Richard Macneil paint by numbers kits you can hang in your own home. His work has appeared on greeting cards, prints and home decor, and it has the same welcoming feel on canvas. Most of his kits here are rated beginner or intermediate, with London in Snow as the one advanced challenge.
Richard Macneil City and Seaside Scenes
New York Shoppers
The buzz of a busy New York shopping street. Intermediate.
London in Snow
A wintry London street scene, the most detailed kit here. Advanced.
Along the River
A relaxed riverside city view with clear, simple shapes. Beginner, and a good first Macneil.
Sea Whispers
A soothing beach and sea scene. Intermediate, and in our US stock.
A Richard Macneil Christmas
Merry Christmas is a festive Macneil scene rated beginner, so it is an easy project to finish in time for the holidays or to give as a gift. Find more seasonal designs in our Christmas paint by numbers.
Choose How You Paint
Paint by numbers
A numbered canvas, matched acrylic paints, three brushes and a reference sheet. Sizes run from 16x20" (40x50 cm) up to 24x30" (60x75 cm), rolled, with a DIY frame, pre-stretched or on canvas board.
Diamond painting
Sea Whispers, Along the River and Merry Christmas also come as diamond paintings, with an adhesive canvas, resin drills, applicator pen, wax and tray.
Tips for Painting City Scenes
Sky and buildings first
Fill the large sky and wall areas before the people and shop fronts.
Small figures last
Use the fine brush for shoppers, windows and signs.
Snow and light
In London in Snow, paint the white areas carefully so they stay crisp.
Take your time
Spread a detailed street scene over a few evenings, working one block at a time.
More Cities to Paint
Love painting the city? Browse our cityscape kits and seascapes, or explore all our paint by numbers kits. You can also turn a photo of your own hometown into a custom kit. A finished city scene also makes a warm reminder of a favorite trip, framed for a hallway or office.
