Gallery

We stock pieces from local artists, including paintings, photos, ceramics and jewellery. We also stock hand-made greetings cards.

We have some beautiful new artwork which has just arrived in the gallery.  Here are a few stunning samples…

Barbara Peirson - Ginger Jar and Lemon

Barbara Peirson – Ginger Jar and Lemon

Emilia Johnson - Still Life Study

Emilia Johnson – Still Life Study

 

Jennie Mace - Two for Tea

Jennie Mace – Two for Tea

 

Stunning new images by Photographer Nigel Pepper

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A spectacular display of lightning taken from the Greensward at Frinton-on-Sea during the early hours of 19th July 2014.  One of several images new to the gallery.
Jennifer Verney-Franks - Fishing for Bait

Jennifer Verney-Franks – Fishing for Bait

Ceramic Hearts by Victorian Bentham

Ceramic Hearts by Victorian Bentham

 

New Ceramist Victorian Bentham

victoria bentham (2)We have just received some stunning new work by the young ceramist Victoria Bentham, who says this about her work ‘it represents relationships, special moments, perfect places and the feelings that these memories give me.  They express happy times, hard times, excitement and passion.

 

 

New work by Dawn Hall:

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Jennifer Verny-Franks:

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And Jill Ford:

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We have some lovely new artists in the Gallery: Ceramist Kerry Hastingskerry hastings-new

 

 

 

 

 

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Dawn Hall uses acrylic, watercolour and oil and we have a range of limited edition prints of some of her local scenes.

Dawn’s Website

Dawn Hall – Waves in the Shadow. Oil on canvas

Dawn Hall – Down to the Beach – Limited Edition Print

Ken Kempley works with watercolour, oil, acylic and sometimes uses collage techniques to add depth to his work.

Ken’s website

Ken Kempley – Misty Vale. Watercolour

Ken Kempley – Stormy Horizon. Mixed Media

Nigel Pepper lives in Walton-on-the-Naze and is well-known for his stunning photographs of local scenes and wildlife.

Nigel’s website

Nigel Pepper – Frinton Incoming Tide

Nigel Pepper – Incoming Tide

Robert Mowle is a ‘thrower’ by preference, but we also have some of his  delightful raku work.

Robert’s website.

Robert Mowle – Ceramic Espresso Mugs

Robert Mowle’s Raku

Alan Bedding uses digital photography to create atmospheric images.   Alan’s website.

Alan Bedding – Frinton Breaker

Alan Bedding – Home Before the Storm

Elizabeth James works in watercolour, acrylic and oil.  Often she uses textures such as sand and pebbles to add depth to her work.

Elizabeth’s website.

Elizabeth James – Pebble Beach.  Mixed Media

Overview of gallery

Overview of gallery

 

Some paintings from local artists

Some paintings from local artists

 

Gallery view

Gallery view

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