Alex Hammersley Art Winter Exhibition December 1st – 17th 2023
Alexandra Browne Alexandra Browne trained and worked as an architect for a number of years before switching to the interior design world at Rose Uniacke. Since 2018, Alexandra has once again refined the scale on which she works and now produces a bespoke range of hand-painted ceramic wall tiles that bring a touch of glamour and panache with a playful twist to any home. Each tile that Alexandra paints is unique, not only in terms of design but also the textures that the fine brush strokes produce after firing. The resulting installations are therefore both aesthetically beautiful and also remarkably tactile. Her themes include glamorous sunbathers on the French Riviera, penguins waddling across the ice and skiers that career down the wall as a slope! Alexandra's tiles can be found in houses, chalets and hotels across the world and the installations can be customised to the client's specific brief. She is also working on developing a line of fabrics using her designs which will be available soon – watch this space or follow her on insta to see the latest developments. In the meantime Alexandra has produced a fabulous collection of hand painted Christmas baubels – the perfect decoration for every Christmas tree! Alexandra lives and works in Oxfordshire.
Alexandra Browne Christmas Bauble Hand painted and kiln fired ceramic bauble £22
Alexandra Browne Ceramic Tile Hand painted and kiln fired ceramic tile £75 framed £22 unframed
Alexander McQueen Duncan Alexander McQueen Duncan was born in 1973 and grew up in Oxfordshire. The son of a painter and a sculptor he had little alternative other than pursuing art and design as a profession. After his degree course at Central Saint Martins his work focused entirely on landscape, figure painting and portraiture. He became a tutor in painting and drawing at the Heatherley School of Fine Art in Chelsea where he currently teaches. In 2007, Duncan was awarded the Royal Society of British Artist’s Rome Scholarship and a period of direct study from observation of Rome’s ancient Forum and the surrounding rural landscape. An extensive period of travel across Italy followed with a major solo show in Milan opened by the Assessor of Culture in Milan. The exhibition entitled ‘Transience and Permanence’ explored the fusion between objective time based recordings and impressions recalling the experience as a whole. Duncan’s work engages with abstract and expressionist elements drawn from both direct observation and memorised sensations; a visual dialogue between representational and contemplative observation. Transparency is one of the keys to his paintings forming a subtext or underpainting alluding to images which are sensed before they are seen. In many cases the main subject is revealed through a number of drawn or printed images over which transparent drifts of colour and over drawn tracery interact with the original marks. His current work has moved towards an experimental approach using wood, metal, mixed media and printmaking. Glimpses and fleeting moments are fused with embedded images, a convergence not only of different ways of seeing and interpretation but in visually activating the picture plane both pictorially and as a spontaneous descriptive and expressive surface.
Alexander McQueen Duncan Christmas Common in Winter 91 x 137 cm £3,900
Alexander McQueen Duncan Godafoss, Iceland 122 x 175 cm £6,500
Alexander McQueen Duncan Tirli Valley, Tuscany 112 x 122 cm £4,750
Alexander McQueen Duncan Aspen Mountain 122 x 122 cm £4,750
Andrew Norrey In 1985 Andrew Norrey had a sell out exhibition. His work, described by The Portal Gallery, Mayfair, as ‘Byzantian’ and ‘jewel like’ the opening party at Claridge’s was attended by Thyssens, Rothermeres, and senior British royalty. While continuing to paint through the 80s and 90s he worked for the legendary Michael Roberts at Tatler fashion ‘a hugely creative period’ and Rosa Monckton at Tiffany & Co. Upon his departure from Tiffany, two regional Presidents, Australia/South East Asia, and United Kingdom described him as ‘creative genius’ In 2008 The Independent on Sunday’s Charles Darwent wrote ‘..his enigmatic canvases reclaim landscape as a genre for contemporary art’ and in 2020 by Gurr Johns’ Senior Picture Valuer, on him as ‘following in the tradition of many great British artists’ and his work as ‘magical’ and ‘works of painterly exuberance’ Recently, his friend of many years Manolo Blahnik described him as a ‘great talent’ and his works as ‘exquisite renderings’ . Andrew is showing a collection of new works November and December 2023 ‘BETWEEN THE WOODS & THE TREES’. His extraordinary use of fluorescence lends this latest works a magical air. The pieces look wonderful in daylight but in the evening, with the use of UV lighting they reach new stunningly beautiful and mystical depths Andrew has over 150 paintings in either private or corporate collections, including the collections of several prominent collectors, a diptych he painted titled 'Two Halves to One Peace' is in the collection of H.M. The Queen.
Andrew Norrey Falling Flowers Underwater Sculpted paint with fluorescents, micro pointillism and French enamel 70cm x 60cm £6,000
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Night with UV lighting Andrew Norrey The Jewel Thief Sculpted paint with fluorescents, micro pointillism and French enamel 60x60cm £5,000
Andrew Norrey Tuned to the Moon Sculpted paint with fluorescents, micro pointillism and French enamel 150cm x 120cm £12,000
Andrew Norrey All the Worlds Waves I Acrylic with micro pointillism and fluorescents 100 cm x 100 cm £3,000
Andrew Norrey All the Worlds Waves II Acrylic with micro pointillism and fluorescents 100 cm x 100 cm £3,000
Andrew Norrey Between the Woods & the Trees Mix medium with ground glass (diamond dust) and fluorescents 100 cm x 80 cm £4,000 each Nieves (Lady of the Snow)
Olwen (White footprint)
Andrew Norrey Maldivian underwater rock formations Sculpted paint on translucent French enamel and micro pointillism 20 cm x 16 cm x 6 depth £1,200 each
Andrew Norrey Deep Blue Resin sculpture with ultra matt WKY (Yves Klein Blue) with blue sapphire dust and epoxy resin 120 x 90 x 20 depth £8,000
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Anna Bagnall Anna’s paintings are primarily concerned with landscapes and still life in a semi abstract form. She works in oil, acrylic and charcoal to create paintings noted for their strong colour She has studied with Robin Child, an inspirational teacher who has tutored many people who have gone on to lead successful careers as full time artists. Anna has exhibited widely around the UK including the Armed Forces Show at the Mall Galleries (2006); the Rosvik Gallery in Wiltshire (2006,7,10,21); the Off the Wall exhibition at Aylesbury Museum (2007); Brian Sinfield Gallery, Burford (2008); Carina Haslam Gallery (2021/13); Affordable art fair, London 2012-2016; Josie Eastwood gallery every year since 2012; 2014/15 Sandon art gallery; Shepherds Market Gallery, London 2015; Two Women show, Aldeburgh Gallery (2016); Chenies Manor Gallery solo shows 2016 and 2018; 2022 Two Women Show, Woodbridge Gallery; 2021 – present day at the Gallery, Hungerford and Little Bedwyn She lives in Buckinghamshire which is the subject of some of her works along with her favourite locations of Yorkshire, Devon, Cornwall and Suffolk
Anna Bagnall Stripy Carpet Oil on Board 50 x 63cm £550
Anna Bagnall Orange tulips in blue vase 40 x 54 cm £450
Anna Bagnall White Flower Dreaming 30 x 38cm £250
Anna Bagnall Oranges in blue and White bowl 40 x 52cm £375
Anna Bagnall Poppies with pink bottle 63 x 50cm £550
Anna Bagnall Oxfordshire Landscape 66 x 54cm £550
Anna Bagnall Poppies 30 x 38cm £250
Anna Bagnall Anemones 28 x 34cm £250
Biddy Hodgkinson Brought up in the 1960s on a farm in England, Biddy Hodgkinson was constantly observing life and death cycles. In mid-life, Hodgkinson attended Chelsea College of Art where she developed her true love of colour and painting, graduating in Fine Art (BA Hons). Inspiration for her work comes from close observations of lifecycles and a fascination for the beauty and luminosity in decay. Through painterly and alchemic techniques, she interprets the violent intensity and beautiful imagery we see in natural decay and mould by using harmful agents, such as acids, to erase and bleach away large swathes of colours, showing them in the context of their own negation as they would be in nature. She creates intriguing, sculptural and tactile surfaces on the canvas. As Wallace Stevens wrote, "death is the mother of beauty".
Biddy Hodgkinson Underworld I Mixed medium on canvas 100cm x 80cm £2,900
Biddy Hodgkinson Underworld II Mixed medium on canvas 100cm x 80cm £2,900
Caroline Milne Caroline has always loved working in clay. Throughout her working career in the food, wine and hotel business, she attended evening classes and several weekend workshops in ceramics. In 1995 she completed a City and Guilds diploma in ceramics and set up a studio in London. When she moved to Oxfordshire created a studio at home Caroline works predominantly in porcelain, porcelain paper clay or fine stoneware clay. She wants her work to enhance a room but more importantly to be used, touched and loved. Her work is hand sculpted or thrown on a wheel. Every piece is unique. From her travels around the world Caroline has drawn inspiration from the art and architecture of London and Barcelona to the splendors of Rajasthan. Other creative sources come from plaster mouldings, natural marble, stone and fossils along with vintage textiles and jewellery designs. She has exhibited in London, Hampshire, Oxfordshire and Norfolk and most recently had a commission for La Portetta Hotel Courchevel, France.
Caroline Milne Ceramics Cornish Waves White Porcelain 25cm x 35cm £1300
Caroline Milne Ceramics Waves Porcelain £375
Caroline Milne Ceramics Cornish Waves Blue Porcelain £1300
Caroline Milne Ceramics Paper Porcelain Bowl Cow Parsley Porcelain £375
Caroline Milne Ceramics Paper Porcelain Bowl Kuiree Pattern Porcelain £375
Eliza Downes Eliza Downes explores the interplay of colour, pattern, and texture. Her inspiration often comes from interiors and natural forms, crafting dream-like compositions described through pattern. Her murals work alongside her canvas, amplifying her concepts and offering immersive experiences on a larger scale. She has recently just returned from an extended artist residency in India where she travelled to Jodphur, the havelis of Skekhawati, inspired by Jaipur block printing, the importance of the Poppy in Indian art, blue pottery and the art deco architecture in Mumbai have all enhanced Eliza’s work and her love of combining patterns.
Eliza Downes Pottery Oil and oil pastel on canvas 60cm x 76cm £1700
Eliza Downes This should make you feel joy Oil on canvas Framed - 80cm x 64cm £1400
Eliza Downes Purple Striped Vase Acrylic, oil and oil pastel on canvas 30cm x 40cm £550
Eliza Downes Tulips Acrylic, oil and oil pastel on canvas 27cm x 35cm £550
Eliza Downes Nancy Oil on canvas Framed- 53cm x 47cm £1000
Fred Ingrams Fred Ingrams was born in 1964. He studied at Camberwell and was later expelled from St. Martins School of Art. For ten years he painted above the Coach & Horses pub in Soho, whilst exhibiting in various central London galleries. He has worked as a graphic designer and art director on many magazines including: Sunday Times, The Field, Tatler, Vogue and House & Garden. In 1998 he moved to Norfolk where he lives with his wife and too many children. He now divides his time painting in the Fens and The Flow Country.
Fred Ingrams Cliff, Nov 2023. Acrylic on canvas, 91 x 91cm £4500
Fred Ingrams Black Fields, Jan 2023 Acrylic on canvas, 61 x 961cm £2400
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Fred Ingrams Coast Path, Mundesley, Oct 2023. Acrylic on canvas, 91 x 91cm
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Fred Ingrams West Runton, Sept 2023. Acrylic on mounted board 51 x 51cm
Fred Ingrams Rimsdale Burn, Sutherland, May 2022 Acrylic on canvas 91 x 91cm £4500
Holly Frean ‘Holly Frean is famed for her witty animal themed work and her quirky take on the lives of great painters, she is an artist who revels in repetition’ said Gill Morgan ‘I’m not interested in reproducing the face exactly, it’s more about the shape and the feel of the whole painting as an object, it’s a portrait second and a painting first.’ Says Holly. She is hard to pigeonhole and is commercially savvy and sought after. She has a diverse range of work and has collaborated with brands such as Burberry, Paul Smith and worked with interior designer Andrew Martin and hotelier Kit Kemp A recurring theme in her work is an almost obsessive drive to understand the essence of something by painting it many times, from many different viewpoints or by juxtaposing it with lots of similar images. There is something in the combination that both intrigues and amuses her. Playful, irreverent and some how quintessentially British she may love repetition but she is most certainly a one off.
Holly Frean A Flap of Nuns, 2023 Ink and monotype on paper 97 x 87 cm £7,800
Holly Frean After John Taylor’s Portrait of William Shakespeare C.1610 2023 House paint on canvas 152.4 x 122cm £12,000
Holly Frean A Crowd of Old Masters, 2023 House paint on canvas 152 x 152cm £14,000
Holly Frean 25 Masks, 2023 Oil on board 96 x 79 cm £6,800
Holly Frean After an Unknown Artist’s Portrait of Elizabeth I from 1590’s, 2023 House paint on wood panel 30.5 x 30.5 £1.200
Holly Frean After Augustus John’s portrait of Dylan Tomas c 1937 – 8, 2023 House paint on wood panel 30.5 x 30.5 £1.200
Holly Frean After Daniel Myten’s 1631 Portrait of Charles I 2023 House paint on wood panel 30.5 x 30.5 cm £1.200
Holly Frean Vincent Van Gogh With And Without His Left Ear, 2023 Oil on board 24.4 x 33 cm £850
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Imogen Orr Imogen Orr (b. 1991) is a figurative artist from Watlington, Oxfordshire. She attended The Florence Academy of Art for three years, graduating from its Drawing and Painting Program in December 2020. She is now based in Battersea where she works predominantly on commissions in charcoal and oils, whilst also exploring her own work. She is currently available for commissions of people, animals and landscapes.
Imogen Orr Rickety Posts, Loire Valley 20 x 25cm (30 x 35cm framed) £750
Imogen Orr Hedgerow Study 15 x 20cm (25 x 30cm framed) £580
James E Crowther Recently featured on Sky’s Portrait Artist of the Year, James E Crowther is a British artist based near Henley On Thames, Oxfordshire, has earned a reputation for portraiture, he was well represented at the National Portrait Gallery BP Portrait Prize (catalogue cover) in 2004 and again in National Portrait Gallery 150th anniversary in 2006. His work was also included in “500 Portraits” – published by NPG author Sandy Nairne in 2011. He has been shortlisted for the Sequested Art Prize 2021/22 at the Unit Gallery and has participated in group exhibitions such as the Royal Academy Summer Exhibition, London, 2021; Figurative Art Now, Mall Galleries, 2021; Figures & Faces, Andelli Art Gallery, Wells, 2020 and Spring Break Art Fair, New York, USA, 2019. Throughout the lockdowns of 2020/2021, Crowther also exhibited his distinctive “cutout” portraits online with Fitzrovia Chapel, London and The Net Gallery. Here we are showing some of his cut out work and he is also available for commissions.
James E Crowther I Saw Snoop in Stoke Row Oil on Panel £300
James E Crowther I saw Snoop in The South of France Oil on Panel £300
James E Crowther Self Portrait Portrait Commissions from £1000
Jane Gordon Clark Jane Gordon Clark is a sculptor, artist and designer whose sculpture and artworks are exhibited frequently in London galleries; among them are the Oxo Tower Gallery, La Galleria Pall Mall, the Exhibition Road Gallery, and the Orangery, Holland Park. Jane trained in Fine Art at The Ruskin School of Art in Oxford and subsequently enjoyed a career encompassing the three disciplines. She founded her design company Ornamenta, where she creates all their original designs for specialist wallpapers and fabrics. Jane’s sculpture has been exhibited in group and solo exhibitions. They have been selected to show at the Henley Festival, and for several years at the Grange Festival, Hampshire. Many of her sculptural pieces reflect her love of ballet and the emotional exhilaration engendered by the sublime artistry of dancers. Jane has always been committed to the world of art and design, and was for eight years a trustee of The Victoria and Albert Museum, where she finds inspiration for her work among the extensive collection of Rodin sculptures in the museum. Jane lives and works in London and from her studio in Burgundy.
Jane Gordon Clark Dancer I Joie De Vivre Cast in Bronze. Inspired by Edward Watson dancing The King Leontes in The Winter’s Tale. He was wearing a frock coat, which enabled her to create a sensation of movement in the sculpture 50cm x 35cm £5,000
Jane Gordon Clark Dancer I I Dynamism Cast in Bronze A second sculpture inspired by Edward Watson dancing The King Leontes in The Winter’s Tale. He was dressed in a frock coat, which enabled her to create a sensation of movement in the sculpture 62cm x 40 cm £5,500
Jane Gordon Clark Jazz Dancers A dynamic Sculpture made from metal, plaster and wood shavings 48cm x 65 cm £1,600
Jane Gordon Clark The Male Swan Cast in white marble resin The corps de ballet in Matthew Bourne’s challenging Swan Lake where all male dancers dressed in feathered pantaloons, revealing a masculine torso and the energetic power of swans. £1,700
Jethro Jackson Jethro Jackson is an artist living and working in North Cornwall. Recent projects have taken Jethro away from the aesthetic he has become best known for and given him space to explore a new narrative, concerned with preserving our most precious natural resources and the traditional ways of gathering them. Whilst still very much connected to his homeland, these paintings are part of a journey towards something new - they represent an exciting aspect of Jethro’s development as a painter who will forever be a Cornishman. These three works here are part of his new collection ‘Above Below and Beyond’ which reflect his growing awareness of the vast mining landscape which exists below the surface of the views familiar in Cornwall. In each work he has a ‘mark’ either a small house, or a pumpstation which grounds his paintings and make the viewer realise the greatness of the world around them, and their own human smallness. Each of these works can be interpreted as representing the sky, horizon, sea, landscape and rock formation below the surface or simply as divisions of the rock strata themselves.
Jethro Jackson Alluvial 120 x 56cm Oil and gold on board £7,500
Jethro Jackson Between Spaces (Watergate Bay Series) 125 x 125cm Oil and gold on gesso board £10,000
Jethro Jackson Prospector 120 x 120cm Oil and gold on board £10,000
Kelly Jessiman Kelly Jessiman comes from a fine art sculpture background and enjoys bringing shapes and colour into the home. Her ceramics are hand built from the family dinner table. The glazing and firing happens in the back garden shack. Kelly’s inspiration comes from near and far, lately looking into the works of Matisse and recreating the ceramics in his paintings. Playing with juxtaposition of neatly made traditional shapes but crudely made by her hands with organic imperfections, they’re usually glazed with unsuspecting colours. Kelly enjoys the process of pottery and the sometimes unpredictable outcomes it presents.
Kelly Jessiman Glazed Pot Glazed Stoneware £600
Kelly Jessiman Candle sticks Glazed Stoneware £160 - £200
Liz Gascoigne Liz Gascoigne is a contemporary visual artist who creates artwork in a range of media. She is based in Oxfordshire UK and works at Clumps Orchard Studio. She loves colour and the materiality of collage, transfer and mixed media. Currently she is exploring cold wax techniques using bees wax from Clumps Orchard. Liz coordinates a series of regular Arts and Wellbeing sessions at Clumps Orchard Gallery including Life Drawing and Painting sessions, yoga, Pilates and singing sessions.
Liz Gascoigne The Filter of My Experience Acrylic on Canvas 100 x 100 cm £1,200
Liz Gascoigne Manifesting Acrylic on Canvas 100 x 100 cm £1,200
Liz Gascoigne Becoming Acrylic on Canvas 100 x 100 cm £1,200
Lizzie Christie Miller Lizzie lives in Oxfordshire and has always had a passion for colour and light influenced by her early childhood living in Australia enjoying the great outdoors. She has always loved painting and colour hence her work as a colour consultant for farrow and ball working with interior designers to find the perfect colour combinations for the atmosphere and style they look for in their homes. She utilized all these skills when she attended the Sunningwell School of Art when her children were small and later went to the Henley School of Art with Sue Tilbury and West Dean School of Art under Ron Freeborn and Robin Child. She is inspired by the countryside and her surroundings and says her influences include the great Australian Artist Ken Done and British still life royalty Mary Fedden .
Lizzy Christie Miller Boats at the Quay I 46 x 41 cm Acrylic on board £250
Lizzy Christie Miller Boats at the Quay II 46 x 41 cm Acrylic on board £250
Marcus Hodge Marcus Hodge is a British Contemporary artist whose work is known for its vitality and sculptural use of paint. He seeks to evoke an instinctive response in the viewer by using minimal language. Central to his work is the juxtaposition of energy and stillness, where visceral layers of paint interact to reveal a glimpse of what lies beneath. With a restrained economy of means, the paintings are less about finish as about the process - a process of not knowing, one that may reveal something you weren’t looking for. The picture finds itself in the mysterious and compelling process of being painted. The Gateways exhibition in 2017 represented a pivotal moment Marcus’ established career, as it fused his love of India with abstraction. The themes of gateways and windows were clear metaphors for this transformation which gave the materials far greater expression, unencumbered by representation. Different tools such as large spatulas, knives and lengths of wood were used to introduce the elements of risk, chance and opportunity. Each painting becomes unique in the artist’s search for the unexpected.
Marcus Hodge Eternal Fire 2023 Oil on Board, Framed under glass 85 x 65cm £5,400
Marcus Hodge Fire Gateway 2023 Oil on Board, Framed under glass 80 x 60cm £5,200
Marcus Hodge Works on Paper 2023 £2,500 (Unframed)
Mark Hilltout Mark studied in the UK at Birmingham Art College and currently livcs in Cape Town. He has travelled extensively and lived in Johannesburg, Hong Kong, Toronto, New York, Brussels and Madagascar where he learned to sew metal. He has always been drawn to the discarded, the imperfect. He is fascinated by car dumps and has long been a collector of enamel commercial signs. Above all, he loves corrugated iron, for all its ancient blemishes and weather-beaten scars. He is always on the lookout for this discarded material which he mainly collects from Townships around Cape Town but also from farmsteads, factories and old homes. His greatest desire is to show the world how beautiful this old rusted metal can be. Lately he has learnt to combine his art with the text-to-image AI called Midjourney. By entering various text prompts relating to his favourite artists such as Matisse and De Stihl such as “overlapping female forms, graphic, on rusted metal, semi-abstract, Matisse’ he has created images that combine nuanced and balanced compositions which he then recreates in his beloved corrugated iron. The results are extraordinary, beautiful, elegant yet gritty and strong. These works are not only fascinating but have the added benefit that they can survive any environment, in the elements outside and in indoor spaces too
Mark Hilltout Four Torsos, Negative 62 x 130cm £4,500
Mark Hilltout Four Torsos, White 62 x 130cm £4,500
Philippine Laureau Philippine was born in Paris and graduated from Central St Martins, in London before moving to South Africa. Her identity is a patchwork of inspirations and experiences collected from all over the world throughout the years, and her artworks are the result of a patient process of sewing and painting which aims to express all the inspirations in a single piece. The roughness of the coffee bags as her canvas and her organic and minimalist intuitive composition bring imperfection, texture and colours into her works. Exploring the creative tension between new objects, and objects that have a past and a story, has seen Philippine’s work shift towards the Japanese aesthetic philosophy called Wabi-Sabi, where beauty is found in imperfection, incompletion and impermanence. She believes that sustainable art has its own future. That is why she collects, repair and recycles discarded objects. Living abroad for so many years Philippine is interested in expressing cultural differences and also similarities. South Africa, with its complexity and diversity (of both people and natural world) has provided her with boundless inspiration. In her work she sews together coffee bags from across the world which represent a united mankind and she creates minimalist, imperfect, colourful, yet complete works that reflect our complex society.
Philippine Laureau Contradiction 2022 Mixed Media oil paint, wool and coffee bags 1170 x 1690 x 60mm £3,500
Philippine Laureau Extension I 2021 Mixed Media oil paint, wool and coffee bags 595 x 485 mm £660
Philippine Laureau Extension VI 2022 Mixed Media oil paint, wool and coffee bags 570 x 450 mm £660
Philippine Laureau Extension IV 2022 Mixed Media oil paint, wool and coffee bags 570 x 430 mm £660
Philippine Laureau Extension III 2021 Mixed Media oil paint, wool and coffee bags 570 x 450 mm £660
Philippine Laureau Extension VII 2023 Mixed Media oil paint, wool and coffee bags 450 x 450 mm £660
Philippine Laureau Irregular 2022 Mixed Media oil paint, wool and coffee bags 1500 x 800 mm £2,650
Philippine Laureau Expression 2023 Mixed Media oil paint, wool and coffee bags 600 x 930 mm £2,300
Philippine Laureau Rise 2023 Mixed Media oil paint, wool and coffee bags 300 x 1210 mm £2,650
Philippine Laureau Beyond 2023 Mixed Media oil paint, wool and coffee bags 1200 x 1200 mm £3,000
Philippine Laureau Impression 2023 Mixed Media oil paint, wool and coffee bags 1200 x 1200 mm £3,000
Sarah Spence Sarah Spence is a mosaic artist using recycled materials to create her 3D sculptures. Old, unwanted, broken and often nostalgic pieces of china and porcelain are given new life in her Suffolk studio. She has completed several commissions, including a series of opera inspired figures for Garsington Opera.
Sarah Spence Toothpaste 36cm H x 39cm L x 15cm W £420
Sarah Spence Birdy 40cm H x 16cm W at widest part £395
Sarah Spence Twoo 36.5cm H x 14cm W £420
Sarah Spence Rose 42cm H x 16cm W £420
Sarah Spence Blue and White Dog 27cm L x 29cm H x 13cm W £420
Sarah T Smith Sarah T Smith is a sculptor and artist from Henley On Thames, Oxfordshire. She has studied at the St. Ives School of Painting and The Heatherley School of Fine Art in London, graduating in 2020 with a Diploma in Sculpture for which she was awarded the Heatherley’s Sculpture prize. She is now based in Oxfordshire, focusing on mixed media abstract art and sculpture.
Sarah T Smith Lunch at North Rock 52 x 42 cm Oil on canvas £450
Sarah T Smith North Rock 52 x 42 cm Oil on canvas £450
Sarah T Smith Still Life Oranges and Mistletoe 42 x 52cm Oil on canvas £450
Sarah T Smith Still Life with Oil and Pears 52 x 42 cm Oil on canvas £450
Sarah T Smith Still Life with Fruit and Egg 52 x 42 cm Oil on canvas £450
Shane Greeves Shane Greeves, b 1962, is an Australian multi-disciplined artist who works across sculpture and global brand design. In his sculpture Greeves explores the strong influence of Biomorphic forms. As a keen longboard surfer, Greeves spent much early years along coastal Victoria and this is reflected in his pieces. His work investigates connections, and organic shapes through different materials and finishes. Always exploring his works have scale and connection. Based in London, he explores naturally occurring patterns and shapes reminiscent of the coastal shapes he has an obsession for.
Shane Greeves Biomorphic form_31.0_2021 Materials: Birch Finish: Automotive Duco/Lacquer Base: White Cement/Sealed 75 cm x 35 cm £2,200
Shane Greeves Biomorphic form _29.0_2021 Materials: Birch/Black Cement/Acrylic Paint Finish: Lacquer 93 cm x 22 cm £2,000
Shane Greeves Biomorphic form_42.0_2021 American Black Walnut/Formed Beach Stone /Acrylic Paint Base: Cement 52 cm x 13 cm £950
Shane Greeves Biomorphic form_44.0_2021 Volcanic Rock/American Black Walnut /Acrylic Paint Base: Cement 17 cm x 54 cm £650
Shane Greeves Biomorphic form_41.0_2021 American Tulipwood/Granite Stone Base: Granite 15 cm x 13cm £750
Shane Greeves Biomorphic form_45.0_2021 American Black walnut stained/waxed Base: Purple Heart 15 cm x 48 cm £650
Shane Greeves Biomorphic form _43.0_2021 American Tulipwood/Acrylic Paint Base: White Cement/Sealed 12 cm x 62cm £650
Shane Greeves Biomorphic form_30.0_2021 American Walnut/Tung Oil Base: Black Cement 41 cm x 16 cm £550
Shane Greeves Biomorphic form_40.0_2021 Wenge/Beach Stone Base: Cement 21 cm x 32 cm £650
Susan Moxley Susan Moxley is a local Oxford artist, of Greek and South African descent, her prints and paintings are exhibited extensively in the UK and internationally, and can be found in both public and private collections. The diversity of her work including fine art, illustrating children’s books, novel covers, textiles and stained glass demonstrates her curiosity and passion for creativity in all forms. Over the last few years she has designed and made silver jewellery which usually incorporating stones she has collected in Greece. Her pieces reference ancient classic forms another fascination from Greece, which relate closely to her 2-dimensional work. Susan’s work is always immediately recognisable through it’s free flowing, painterly lines. While they appear playful, they often carry a topical and contemporary message.
Susan Moxley Nabatean Women Collagraph Collage £475 (each)
Susie Bidgood Susie's career as a ceramicist began quite innocently many years ago when she started weekly pottery classes. But this soon became a passion and she established a studio in her garden. To further her skills and continue to develop her art, she regularly attends courses run by renowned ceramicists, allowing her to develop her practice whilst exploring new ideas and approaches to ceramics. She has developed a range of techniques including throwing and altering, as well as hand building, to make her unique pieces. Her inspiration comes from a wide range of sources including exploring other art forms such as textiles, jewellery, glass making, or abstract art. Driven by a passion to create, whether playing with the shape of a piece, exploring the marks she can make, and which textures and colour would enhance the piece, she continues to be enchanted by the possibilities of working with clay.
Susie Bidgood Large Black and White Sculptural Piece Slab built with stoneware clay, painted with black engobe, carved with a freehand design. Glazed on rim 41cm tall x 24cm wide x 8cm deep £290
Susie Bidgood Black and white Geometric pots Slab built with stoneware clay, painted with black engobe, carved with a geometric design. Unglazed 22 cm high x 26cm wide x 5 cm deep £320
Susie Bidgood Dot pots Thrown and altered in stoneware clay, painted with underglazes onto natural clay. Unglazed
16cm high x 9cm wide x 5cm deep £45
15 cm high x 9 cm wide x 5cm deep £45
8cm high x 10cm wide x 4 cm deep £30
15 cm high x 9 cm wide x 5cm deep £45
Susie Bidgood Black and white Crescent Geometric pot Slab built with stoneware clay, painted with black engobe, carved with a geometric design. Unglazed 2.5" tall x 8" wide £180
Susie Bidgood White crescent Geometric pot Slab built with stoneware clay, painted with black engobe, carved with a geometric design. Unglazed 2.5" tall x 8" wide £180