View fullsize Figure on Railway Footbridge by Mary Newcomb…and my journey on the 11:17 from Woodbridge to Ipswich on Tuesday, note the treads on which the figure stands are missing, the bridge is currently undergoing repairs. The Mary Newcomb is a lovely si
View fullsize 1….The Christmas Salon…our new show has over 40 works available from 1920s to 2025… Be it a muted palette or jewel colours, abstract or figurative, land or sea or works on paper or oil on canvas ….all covered. There is als
View fullsize Suffolk greys…Barns and Cart, Suffolk, 1938 by Rowland Suddaby, a few details of this amazing charcoal and chalk survivor included in The Christmas Salon now open. A panoramic view with so many interesting details in Suddaby’s characteri
View fullsize The Christmas Salon opens tomorrow at 10.30…here works by Mary Webb, Valentine Dobree, Olive Cook and Christian Aldridge in our first ‘salon’! 40 works to choose from. Open Fri-Sun 10.30-4 #newexhibtion #ittookawhile #modernandcont
View fullsize Last day of our Autumn show - open until 4pm. Seen here works by Margaret Mellis (1914-2009) and Christian Aldridge (1976-). Both exploring form, surface and sharing a similar palette.
View fullsize Making a Hay Rick by Thomas Barclay Hennell (1903-45)…illustrating his amazing watercolour technique and fascination in the changing mechanisation of farming during the 1930s. A friend and colleague of Edward Bawden and Eric Ravilious, who als
View fullsize Autumn- open Friday-Sunday. Beautiful ceramics by Deborah Thompson on display…no Stanley today though. A illustrated price list is available-just message and we can send one.
View fullsize A montage of Wheels that can be found in our Autumn show…Open Saturday & Sunday 10.30-4pm. Re: music …Sorry, Wheels of Steel and Saxon was just too much….
View fullsize Storm clouds for a stormy day…Liam Hanley’s Beanfield, 1980s, large watercolour (detail), included in AUTUMN, open Fri-Sun 10.30-4. The tiny farming vehicles within the sweeping landscape recall Hanley’s statement that the tractor
View fullsize Rather striking…The Wheel Takes Over (Red Wheels), 1968. No. 3/25. Michael Rothenstein RA (1908-1993) was the son of the artist Sir William Rothenstein. Home schooled he studied art at the Chelsea Polytechnic and later the Central School of Ar
View fullsize Autumn walks…Autumn show
View fullsize Autumn- Works by Margaret Mellis and Vicky Hussain.
View fullsize Brown is the new black (or grey)…Field of Beans, 1963 by Bernard Cheese. Lithograph and etching on paper (detail). Edition number 17/25. Included in AUTUMN: Art from East Anglia open Friday-Sunday 10.30-4 #bernardcheese #greatbardfield #fryart
View fullsize To celebrate the 20th @aldeburghfood this weekend…Digging Potatoes, 1908 by Harry Becker (detail), lithograph on paper. One of Becker’s celebrated lithographs of field workers treated with a noble monumentality in the landscape. Just as
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View fullsize To mark yesterday’s Autumn Equinox…Apples, 1968 by Derrick Greaves, included in our new AUTUMN - Art from East Anglia display. Full of the mellow fruitfulness of the season. Apples to celebrate the bumper harvest this year in Greaves&rsq
View fullsize In praise of steam…Harvesting c.1946 by John Aldridge included in our Autumn display that opens on Saturday 20th September, why not combine a visit to us in Yoxford with @henhamsteamrally just up the A12 to see real examples of vintage tractio
View fullsize Last week I had the privilege of visiting @norwichcastle ‘s superlative exhibition of the artist Colin Self which runs until 21st September. Best exhibition of the year and a fantastic insight into Self’s genius with early paintings, his
View fullsize Amazing to think that this is 121 years old…Arnold Priestman’s oil of the Blyth Estuary, 1904 (detail). Exhibited at the Internationale Kunst-Austellung, Düsseldorf 1904. #exhibitiontakedown #justabouttowrapthis #arnoldpriestman #mo
View fullsize Last chance…Lionel Bulmer’s Figures on a Beach (detail) c.1949 included in On the Seafront that closes Sunday 14th September, open 10.30-4. A lovely mid century post impressionist image depicting the moment of the final removal of WWII c
Figure on Railway Footbridge by Mary Newcomb…and my journey on the 11:17 from Woodbridge to Ipswich on Tuesday, note the treads on which the figure stands are missing, the bridge is currently undergoing repairs. The Mary Newcomb is a lovely si
1….The Christmas Salon…our new show has over 40 works available from 1920s to 2025… Be it a muted palette or jewel colours, abstract or figurative, land or sea or works on paper or oil on canvas ….all covered. There is als
Suffolk greys…Barns and Cart, Suffolk, 1938 by Rowland Suddaby, a few details of this amazing charcoal and chalk survivor included in The Christmas Salon now open. A panoramic view with so many interesting details in Suddaby’s characteri
The Christmas Salon opens tomorrow at 10.30…here works by Mary Webb, Valentine Dobree, Olive Cook and Christian Aldridge in our first ‘salon’! 40 works to choose from. Open Fri-Sun 10.30-4 #newexhibtion #ittookawhile #modernandcont
Last day of our Autumn show - open until 4pm. Seen here works by Margaret Mellis (1914-2009) and Christian Aldridge (1976-). Both exploring form, surface and sharing a similar palette.
Making a Hay Rick by Thomas Barclay Hennell (1903-45)…illustrating his amazing watercolour technique and fascination in the changing mechanisation of farming during the 1930s. A friend and colleague of Edward Bawden and Eric Ravilious, who als
Autumn- open Friday-Sunday. Beautiful ceramics by Deborah Thompson on display…no Stanley today though. A illustrated price list is available-just message and we can send one.
A montage of Wheels that can be found in our Autumn show…Open Saturday & Sunday 10.30-4pm. Re: music …Sorry, Wheels of Steel and Saxon was just too much….
Storm clouds for a stormy day…Liam Hanley’s Beanfield, 1980s, large watercolour (detail), included in AUTUMN, open Fri-Sun 10.30-4. The tiny farming vehicles within the sweeping landscape recall Hanley’s statement that the tractor
Rather striking…The Wheel Takes Over (Red Wheels), 1968. No. 3/25. Michael Rothenstein RA (1908-1993) was the son of the artist Sir William Rothenstein. Home schooled he studied art at the Chelsea Polytechnic and later the Central School of Ar