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In 1967, en route from Sydney, Australia to Genoa, Italy the crew of the Galileo Galilei went on strike, leaving passengers with unplanned time in Singapore. The artist explored the streets, was mugged by monkeys at Tiger Balm Gardens, and had a meal at the Raffles Hotel with his young family. This painting was completed in England in April, 1967 and is one of the only early paintings in the artist's private collection.

Please note: This website is maintained by the artist's daughter, Nikki. That said, Dad and I share a house, so all your comments and questions are passed along promptly. It's just, Dad doesn't do this online stuff and would much prefer to be out in his studio creating art. Fair enough, but someone has to let the world know what he's up to, right?** E. Colin Williams, NDD, A.R.C.A. Born in 1935 in Ryhope, U.K., E. Colin Williams has worked in all media and is an accomplished printmaker, but most frequently paints with oils and in a representational manner. From his earliest years, E. Colin Williams never saw himself as separate from the landscape that contained him. Some of his earliest sketches were like simple topographical maps,...