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The last day of summer flew by last week and so I feel it was only fitting to leave the season with the most beautiful European vision of a summertime view of Lake Garda by William Collingwood Smith.
As Britain seeks to reaffirm its image as an outward-looking nation, it seems apt to look at this image […]
‘An Old Southern Port, 1901’ by Benjamin Williams Leader
Oil on canvas
Size: 44.0 x 72.0 inches
Signed and dated (lower left); inscribed (verso)
Bank holidays were first introduced by a man named Sir John Lubbock who was a scientific writer, banker and politician, and the first Baron of Avebury. (He is also reported to have studied ants and tried to teach his poodle how to read!)
In 1871, he drafted the Bank Holiday Bill. When it became law, he created the first official bank holiday. Initially, […]
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The last 18 months have given the natural world a rare opportunity to experience life with hardly any humans around. Animals in urban areas are exploring emptied streets and waterways, and delighting human inhabitants along the way. While many of these are not unique sightings, the human restrictions due to the coronavirus pandemic seem to have given animals the confidence to go deeper into our cities and stay for longer. Others are enjoying having nature reserves and parks all to themselves, and some authorities report a […]
Well the heat arrived, we wanted it, but I’m not sure we were all prepared for it! For a view of cool water and parasols, we head to Cannes in Southern France where this beautiful, pointillist piece by Jean Vollet is set.
Jean Vollet creates a world of paradise. The influence of Seurat, combined with Renoir and Pissaro, are visible in the paintings of Vollet, and their balance and equilibrium, their serenity, are typically French. There is a precise technique in Vollet’s landscapes. Here, a […]
‘The Big Match’ by Brian ‘Braaq’ Shields
Pastel
Size: 10 x 12 ins / 25.40 x 30.48 cms
Signed ‘Braaq’ lower right
The nerve-wracking tension and atmosphere whilst watching a match are brilliantly brought to life in this exquisite pastel by Brian ‘Braaq’ Shields. Could this be Liverpool and Everton on the pitch, huge rivals!!
Born in Liverpool, Braaq’s paintings are very much influenced by his childhood. The unusual name of “braaq” is a misspelling of the famous French artist Braque, which on account of his artistic talent as a […]
‘Capel Soar’ by Kyffin Williams
Oil on canvas
20 x 44 inches
Signed with initials (lower right)
I am sure that many of you might have the good fortune to be traveling amongst such scenes as the one above this summer in North Wales.
Capel Soar is one of the most impressive works we have dealt with by Kyffin Williams. Situated in the county of Gwynedd, Capel Soar is believed to be the most remote chapel in Wales. This historic kingdom is one of Wales’ largest and richest […]
Colour is often one of the most exciting components of a painting, as shown here by Henri Martin. In both figurative and abstract painting, colour can be used for its decorative beauty, to create mood and to express or arouse an emotion. In nature and in art, colour has a profound effect on the viewer. There is one colour this time of year that sings […]
Standing in front of the pastel ‘La Fenaison’, the warmth of colour Léon-Augustin Lhermitte portrays in the wheatfield with the shimmering river in the distance is exquisite. His mastery of light in this medium as it catches the shoulder and hat of the farmer, the tips of the wheat and the reflections off the barn roof displays true refinement of his craft.
According to Vincent Van Gogh, Lhermitte’s secret was ‘that he knows the figure in general – namely the sturdy, severe workman’s figure – […]
‘Harbour with Fishing Boats’ by L S Lowry
Oil on board
8.25 x 10.5 inches
Signed and dated (lower left)
Laurence Stephen Lowry had a lifelong fascination with the sea and sketched and painted seascapes throughout his long career.
Juxtaposed with his bustling industrial scenes filled with scurrying figures, Lowry’s seascapes are imbued with a sense of calm and nostalgia for childhood holidays on the North West coast. He liked to travel along the Fylde Coast, a coastal area of western Lancashire, […]
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Where has April gone? The days flew by, human life has been breathed back into beautiful Broadway, shops, eateries open…the buzz has started as people are out enjoying themselves and the glimpses of hot weather to come.
We have enjoyed welcoming familiar faces and new ones to the galleries.
I get the feeling that the world is appreciating art more than ever, time is taken to really enjoy standing in front of paintings. We have had the luxury of time […]
The prince had a long friendship with artist, Edward Seago, whom he also received painting lessons from. In 1956, […]
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It feels like we’ve been under wraps for far too long and we are absolutely delighted to throw our gallery doors open again. In the spirit of celebration, what better oil to pick than the one above by Louis Valtat ‘Physalis et Pommes’. Valtat explored the joys of colour, his canvases sing and he transforms the everyday object into something much […]
We are delighted to announce the online exhibition ‘Thirty Paintings under £30,000’ commencing April 14th – May 31st. The selection covers a wide range of genres from the eighteenth to the 20th century. The landscapes, abstract works and portraits have been curated to appeal to everyone from those dipping their toes into the art world to those looking for a particular work to complete a specific part of their art collection.
A range of these works will be able to be viewed in the […]
We are delighted to also share with you an upcoming selection of new contemporary artwork as well as some dates for your diary for our new online exhibition ‘Thirty Paintings Under £30,000’ that you will also be able to view in the gallery from 12th April.
‘Sheep Grazing a Meadow’ by Sir Alfred Munnings
£18,000
Watercolour
10.0 x 12.0 inches
The fields surrounding […]
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What a difference a year makes … The Cheltenham Festival took place last week but what a different landscape it was to last year, the horses may […]
As an art dealership in the Cotswolds, we always have businesses in mind and are excited to share our new offering with businesses. For more information please explore our Gallery News. March may be named after the Roman god of war but in reality, it is one of the happiest […]
We are all keeping our fingers crossed and dreaming of a summer holiday this year. The oil above by Algernon Talmage, a wonderful British Impressionist painter reminds us of the nostalgia of the Great British Summer.
We continue to discover new works from beautiful drawings by Paul César Helleu to rich oils by Sir William Russell Flint and we continue to find new homes for them. We have featured a few in the […]
The arrival of February has bought another momentum of art for sale in the Cotswolds. We have new works arriving into the gallery which always brings much interest and excitement. The finishing touches are being added to our new gallery viewing rooms at No.35 and dates are being pencilled in the diary for fairs in the summer and autumn which we will, of course, let you know about nearer the time.
‘Pont Neuf, Paris’ by Edward Brian Seago
Seago was born in Norwich on 31st March 1910, to a family of Coal Merchants. He attended Norwich School, and never received any formal artistic training. He taught himself […]
We have all had to adapt in the past year personally and professionally. Our business is a personal one, with personal contact whether it be welcoming you to our gallery in the Cotswolds, travelling to your homes, or seeing you around the world at the art fairs…these are our natural habitats.
With the challenge of the past year, […]
Photo Credit: National Portrait Gallery
Mary Fedden was born in Bristol on 14th August 1915. Fedden left school to study at the Slade School of Art at the age of sixteen. After leaving the college she […]
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We are delighted to be exhibiting an exciting range of works from internationally renowned artist PJ Crook, who has a high repertoire of global exhibitions since the 1970s. PJ Crook received significant recognition of her contributions to art in 2011 when she was awarded an MBE.
Art magazine described Crooks work as having “a highly distinctive style with extraordinary technical mastery. No contemporary artist is more accomplished at depicting perspective […]
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This is a very unusual situation that we are now all faced with. Therefore as travel restrictions are placed upon the world we would like to share a wealth of positivity and beauty by bringing you our online exhibition, Bringing The World To You, a selection of artworks painted around the globe to you.
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Trinity House Paintings will be exhibiting our collection of works from 19th Century, Impressionist, Post-Impressionist and Modern Artists at LA Art Show, The Palm Beach Show and Naples Art, Antique and Jewelry Show. These highly distinguished fine art shows continue to lead the way with stunning collections of internationally acclaimed exhibitors, creating a unique meeting place for collectors, art advisors, museum […]
For its 50th edition, Cologne Fine Art & Design is once again bringing an extraordinarily inspiring mixture of art and design to the cathedral city. The list of exhibitors includes famous dealers with first class exhibits from a wide range of epochs and styles, many of them are long-term exhibitors, however some of them are returnee exhibitors or newcomers.
Over 100 […]
The Boston International Fine Art Show is New England’s premier show and sale of historic, modern and contemporary fine art. It will be held in the Cyclorama at the Boston Center for the Arts, and will exhibit more than 8,000 original works of art for sale, priced from a few hundred dollars to more than $1 million. Over the weekend attendees […]
Jacques Martin-Ferrieres was born into a family where the arts were highly respected. His father was the renowned pointillist painter and impressionist Henri Martin, for whom Martin held the greatest adoration.
He received lessons from his father but feared that his own work would face criticism for being “the son of…” And so he didn’t draw attention to this fact. He need not have worried though, as his own artistic career was incredibly fruitful.
As you might imagine, Martin-Ferrieres received an excellent education. […]
We are delighted to invite you to Astor Salcedo’s Sono Exhibition. This being the fourth year that the artist has exhibited with the gallery we have seen Astor’s work evolve and grow incredibly from his first show in 2015. Highly individual, Astor has always understood the importance of colour and composition going back to his days as a photographer and filmmaker and many of the […]
Founded in 1981, the San Francisco Fall Fine Art Show features over 50 of the finest international art and antique dealers from across the globe, this fall show is a must for collectors and enthusiasts of art, antiques and design. On sale at the show will be a great range of fine and decorative arts representing all styles and periods, including […]
9TH SEPTEMBER – 29TH SEPTEMBER 2019 | TRINITY HOUSE MODERN, BROADWAY
Our Trinity Modern gallery will be alive with colour with some exceptional new artworks by Welsh artist Martyn Jones. Throughout September we will be exhibiting Jone’s work in celebration of Welsh Contemporary Art. Discover more about the artist, exhibition and artworks available below.
Martyn Jones is a contemporary painter who works from his studio based in Cardiff, Wales, […]
Now celebrating its 39th year, the Baltimore Art, Antiques & Jewellery Show will make its annual return to the Baltimore Convention Center. Touted as the most anticipated show of the summer, this event attracts tens of thousands of patrons including knowledgeable collectors, museum curators, major art dealers and of course shoppers. Set within Downtown’s historic inner harbour, discover some […]
