Amelia Alcock-White presents “Prelude” a new series of paintings that depict ephemeral moments at sea. Masterfully conveying the water’s surface, the artist is restrained to mother-of-pearl tones.
Since the sixties, Jack Shadbolt had made sculptures from driftwood, releasing the organic energy of shapes found in nature. At the end of the summer of 1979 on Hornby Island, Shadbolt expanded this series.
Donald Jarvis, Canadian Abstract Painter, studied under Lawren Harris and Hans Holfmann, becoming a disciplined and visionary Canadian artist.
Hamaguchi’s techniques reflect a delicate and tranquil ambiance in his artwork, and his international recognition elevates him as a great master of printmaking.
John Horton’s masterpiece captures the vivid and lively atmosphere at Pagoda Anchorage during the days of the tea trade.
With “Tree” Thomas Anfield presents us with a riotous Axis Mundi, the sacred tree of life, the ancient symbolic connection between Heaven and earth, the conscious and unconscious.
William Monk (1863-1937) is known as one of the most significant architectural etchers to be born in Chester, Britain.
