Vibrant and dynamic originals are now avialble in a new style from talented artist, Simon Wright.
Stunning original sailing boat paintings from Simon Wright
New extended range of colourful limited edition elephants now in the gallery
Elephant Parade® is a social enterprise and runs the world’s largest art exhibition of decorated elephant statues. Created by artists and celebrities, each Elephant Parade statue is a unique piece of art. The life-size, baby elephant statues are exhibited in international cities and raise awareness for the need of elephant conservation.
Limited edition, handcrafted replicas and a select range of products are created from the exhibition elephants with 20% of Elephant Parade net profits being donated to elephant welfare and conservation projects.
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Stunning new ceramic boat sculptures from Alison Jones are now in the gallery !
In addition to her ceramic Summer Harbour pieces, Alison has applied her distinctive style to these quirky Padstow Boats. Please note that due to their fragile nature, these ceramic sculptures are only available from the gallery and are not shown in our online store.
More about Alison Jones …
My work incorporates both sculptural and functional forms. This includes figurative work, garden pots, vases and recent Venetian and Cornwall inspired three dimensional pieces.
All my work derives from my love of drawing. No two pieces are identical as all my work is hand built.
I combine making with teaching children and adults of all ages and abilities, in a wide variety of places. This includes Schools, Day/Family Centres, Sunningwell Art School and as Artist in Residence throughout the county. I am a full member of the Oxfordshire Craft Guild, West Ox Arts and an Associate of the Craft Potters Association.
Time To Go – a superb original painting from Cortes
Time To Go – a superb original painting from Cortes.
Bright and vibrant, this large eye catching painting would bring colour and a focal point to any setting.
Original Acrylic On Canvas, Framed in White to 109 x 109 cm approx overall for £ 995 by Cortes
Final Limited Editions of soon to be Retired Edge Sculptures from Matt Buckley
Final Limited Edition Colour Variations
Edge Sculpture have advised that the Green Man, Spartan and Wood Elf sculptures will soon be retired, and no longer produced, after the following new limited edition colour variations have been sold. The previous colours have been discontinued with immediate effect.
Wood Elf
Ancient Folklore
Limited edition of 50
49 (h) x 34 (w) x 22 (d) cm
Price : £ 350
Spartan
Ancient Warrior
Limited edition of 50
65 (h) x 29 (w) x 23 (d) cm
Price : £ 390
SOLD OUT
Green Man
Ancient Legend
Limited edition of 50
46 (h) x 40 (w) x 23 (d) cm
Price : £ 300
Byron & Wordsworth – a stunning bronze owl sculpture from Tim Cotterill
A new addition to Tim Cotterill’s parliament of owls is this stunning sculpture with two distinctive patinas – Black Crackle ( Wordsworth ) or Marbled Brown ( Byron ) – each in an edition size of just 125.
BF 264 Byron & Jackpot | Dimensions (inch) : 9.3 x 6.3 x 3.0
Edition Size : 125 | Price : £ 802
Available in 4 weeks
The Beach From Above is a Series of Original Seascape Paintings from Jonathan Truss
Away from the wildlife paintings that Jonathan Truss is best known for around the world, the lockdown saw Jonathan offering a new dimension, using sand and resin to produce beautiful affordable seascapes.
Original Oil Paintings from Andrew Craig
Andrew Craig’s career as an artist spans over thirty-two years. He was born in 1967 in Glasgow and now resides in Market Rasen, during this time he has worked in many artistic fields. At the age of 21 his first job in the artistic field was at Games Workshop design studio where he was hired as a figure painter for their magazine ‘White Dwarf’. At the time this would help finance his career as an aspiring artist outside of work. Upon leaving Games workshop two years later, Andrew spent many years as a freelance artist taking on many private commissions from pencil portraits to landscapes in oils.
See You At The Beach is a stunning original painting from Paola Cassais
Paola Cassais was born in the beautiful city of Florence in 1970. She trained herself as an artist, working in decoration and window dressing but influenced by his father who also paint. Since the beginning of her professional career, she has been a concerned painter and concerned both with the need to renew Italian art and the role of art and the artist in society.
Her firm conviction about transforming art and committed to the environment, led her to be part of very significant groups in the Italian scene, new figurative approaches to Informalism, Paola develops a painting of expressionist and provocative character.
In the nineties she began a period in which she became interested in the urban landscape, reducing it to a chromatic range of grays, blues and ochres that constitute what has been called “spaces of solitude”.
In recent years her work has taken a turn towards the investigation of the static movement in painting, the crowd has become the reference to talk about the problem of painting and visual rhythm.
Limited Editions Featuring The Queen From Urban Artist Ellis
A number of limited editions from Ellis feature The Queen with his unique style and contemporary twist.
Ellis’s edgy style of art is set to take urban art to a whole new level. Drawing on 30 years of graphic design experience within the advertising, publishing and brand development field, Ellis quite literally woke up one morning and decided it was time for a change of direction ; inspired by his love of the urban art movement the ‘Ellis project’ was created.
With a passion for art clear from a very young age (at the age of 8 Ellis used to paint pictures of famous kings and queens throughout history and have them displayed in morning assembly) the seeds were sewn and this led to a career in graphic design and ultimately Ellis, the artist, was born.
The work has evolved through a passion for strong graphic illustration and the stencil art movement, with influences from the likes of Antoni Tàpies, Mark Rothko, Banksy and Blek Le Rat. However, the main driving force behind the work was street art and the way it looks and feels on the street. The challenge was to create a way of producing work that maintains this rawness and the texture when translated into print and fulfil the ultimate aim of bringing street art from the “outside in”.
Ellis’s artwork draws from iconic moments in history of any subject matter, which he then likes to add a twist to, or create a juxtaposition to challenge the viewer. These can be humorous, controversial (even shocking) or just plain ‘arty’ depending on what visually works for him. There are usually several messages within the work, but these are left to be seen by the eye of the beholder.