Bay of Kings © 1983 Oil on canvas 60 x 48 cm Original album cover
Yemanja is the spirit of the sea depicted as a woman and is often compared with the Catholic Mary, Mother of God. African deities were often fused with Catholic saints in post-slave trade Brazil through Macumba and Candon Bley - magic or, in other territories, voodoo. The spirit also represents Mother Earth, a sensual portrait of a feminine deity blissfully unaware of her own beauty. The 1983 cover was considered so sensual that it was banned by the Japanese.
The Little Orchestra © 1993 1993 reissue cover

Till We Have Faces © 1983 Watercolour 72 x 52 cm Front album cover Originally a scene from the landmark Genesis album, 'The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway'. Mellotron voices wail like banshees on a voyage of the damned inspired by the book,Till We Have Faces, by C.S. Lewis, which retells the myth of Cupid and Psyche.

Momentum © 1979 Glass fused on steel Circular Front album cover Exhibited in the 'Diaphanism' show at Durini Gallery, London, 1992 Post-deluge romance consumed as much by love as holocaust fire - the power of the spirit is undiminished. This painting is as gentle as the acoustic music it describes.