 |
| 'Sea Sky Blush', Sophie Hope Flavell, Oil on canvas, 54 x 64cm, £895 |
|
At 11 years old Taylor-Jones & Son is a relatively young and evolving gallery but we have certainly discovered that our passion lies with landscapes and art associated with it. We love the timeless quality landscape art brings to a space and how it reflects the world we inhabit and explore day to day. So, it is hardly surprising we have several artists in our line up who excel in this art form.
Concrete, Clouds and Countryside brings together 3 of those artists into one show as they are all releasing new work at the same time – Ben Fenton, Sophie Hope Flavell and Richard Whadcock. What we like about this show is that each artist has a very different take on how to reflect their subject, even though it is, in principal, the same one. |
|
 |
| 'Crossing The Downs', Richard Whadcock, Oil on paper, 60 x 90cm, £3,900 |
|
|
With these three artists our new exhibition Concrete, Clouds and Countryside shows off a contemporary approach to this most historic of art forms and maintains that long tradition of the love we have of a world we live work and play in. A world so familiar it can be easy to forget its beauty until it is reflected back to us in art.
The show launches at 10am on Saturday 15th February.
We look forward to seeing you.
|
|
|
|
Use left/right arrows to navigate the slideshow or swipe left/right if using a mobile device
