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Sophie Layton | In Bloom
22 Nov - 3 Dec 2023 View the full exhibition online here Eames Fine Art is delighted to be welcoming Sophie Layton back to the Print Room for In Bloom. This exhibition brings together over 30 new monotypes and drawings and is Sophie's first new collection since her hugely successful exhibition at Eames Fine Art in... Read more -
Blaze Cyan | Wood~Lands
8 - 19 Nov 2023 View the full exhibition online here Wood~lands is about groups of trees in the wider landscape, copse, woods, spinneys, groves, clumps. We are looking at ’remnants’, what remains of previously larger and more widely spread woods. The slow erosion of the forests, leaving behind small collectives of trees, their presence... Read more -
Chloé Bocquet | Studio Showcase
4 - 5 Nov 2023 Join us in the Studio for a showcase of wonderful new work by Chloé Bocquet Eames Fine Art Collectors' Studio 54-58 Tanner Street, (Entrance on Pope St), London SE1 3PH Saturday 4 November 11am - 6pm Sunday 5 November 11 am - 5pm Click here to view the new works Read more -
Henry Moore | Mother and Child
26 Oct - 5 Nov 2023 Eames Fine Art Print Room 159 Bermondsey Street London SE1 3UW View the full exhibition online here Eames Fine Art is delighted to be showing this very special portfolio of 30 etchings by Henry Moore. Mother and Child was among the very last works Moore completed before his death in... Read more -
ROSS LOVEDAY | MILES AHEAD
21 - 22 Oct 2023 Eames Fine Art Studio 54-58 Tanner Street London SE1 3PH View the new suite of work here Ross has been thrilling us with his beautiful carborundum prints for over ten years at Eames Fine Art and we have really enjoyed watching his style develop and change. This new suite is... Read more -
Mychael Barratt | Once Upon a Time in London
12 Oct - 19 Nov 2023 Eames Fine Art Gallery 58 Bermondsey Street London SE1 3UD View the full exhibition online here Eames Fine Art is delighted to announce this major exhibition of work by Mychael Barratt bursting with wild, humourous, imaginative and fascinating anecdotes about London, all beautifully realised in Mychael's narrative prints. Read more -
Trevor Price | I'd Swim an Ocean to Find You
5 - 22 Oct 2023 Eames Fine Art Print Room 159 Bermondsey Street London SE1 3UW View the full exhibitoin online here Twenty-five years a Londoner, but seven years ago with my family we decided to make a move. St. Ives was our destination and the truth is I expected to spend my time there... Read more -
Fiona Fouhy | Places of Inbetweenness
15 Sep - 1 Oct 2023 View the full exhibition online here. 'Continuing my fascination with trees and forests for the past five years, I’ve recently gravitated towards a specific biome - that of the rare temperate rainforests of the UK. On past visits to Devon, Cornwall and North Wales I’ve experienced their soft, surreal interiors... Read more -
Norman Ackroyd | East to West
7 Sep - 8 Oct 2023 View the full exhibition online here. The two boxed sets that form the core of Norman Ackroyd’s latest exhibition – 2014’s From Saltburn to Flamborough and this year’s Connemara – take as their subject two opposing ends of the British and Irish archipelago. The work of both draws upon the... Read more -
Barbara Hepworth
24 Aug - 10 Sep 2023 View the full exhibition online here Eames Fine Art is delighted to announce the recent acquisition of a very special collection of work by Barbara Hepworth: a number of rare proofs of lithographs and even a chalk and crayon study, from the private collection of the late master printmaker Stanley... Read more -
POP! Icons of the 20th Century
3 Aug - 3 Sep 2023 View the full exhibition online here Whenever we consider Pop Art, the names Andy Warhol, Roy Lichtenstein and Robert Indiana usually spring to mind immediately. Indeed, these three extremely successful American artists brought glamour and popular culture to an early 1960s New York art world tired of Abstract Expressionism’s highbrow... Read more -
Anne Desmet RA | Metamorphosis
27 Jul - 20 Aug 2023 View the full exhibition online here The focus of Anne Desmet's work shifts between Italy (where she was a Rome Scholar in Printmaking, 1989/90) and the U.K. Her subject matter pulls in two directions: one body of work is essentially topographical, but subject to metamorphoses and mutations; the other is... Read more -
Victor Pasmore
22 Jun - 30 Jul 2023 View the full exhibition online here Victor Pasmore’s exhibition at the Redfern Gallery in 1948 saw his transformation from a leading exponent of English realism to standard bearer for a rigorous uncompromising abstraction. This was hailed as ‘the most revolutionary moment in post-war British Art’ by critic and historian Herbert... Read more -
Karen Keogh | Drawn to Water
14 Jun - 2 Jul 2023 View the full exhibtion online here This exhibition includes a series of beautiful new works as well as Karen's own selection of etchings from her archive featuring water. It is a stunning exhibition with works that will look amazing on your walls and will no doubt invite you, on an... Read more -
Andrew Marr | New Work
24 May - 11 Jun 2023 View the full exhibition online here Eames Fine Art are delighted to present a new body of work by Andrew Marr for this, his third solo exhibition with us. Andrew's return to the Print Room features a selection of his new drawings and paintings. Drawing continues to be a focal... Read more -
Paul Catherall | This Was Tomorrow
11 May - 18 Jun 2023 Paul Catherall's latest exhibition 'This Was Tomorrow' Read more -
Gail Brodholt | Journeys With Colour
4 - 21 May 2023 Gail Brodholt's latest exhibition 'Journeys with Colour' Read more -
Jason Hicklin | The River: Part Two | Cometh Light
23 Mar - 7 May 2023 Whilst Jason’s latest show is in some ways a continuation of The River Part I, a return to the Thames and its immediate environs, it is by no means a re-treading of old ground. The city itself, in its perpetual state of decay and regeneration, has, of course, changed since... Read more -
Nigel Swift | Howqua River
25 Feb - 12 Mar 2023 Nigel Swift spent Christmas in Australia, staying in a remote old miner's cottage and spending long days painting the same few views from his temporary studio in the garden. The result is an exquisite showcase of work which focuses on the small changes of light on a few different landscapes.... Read more -
Hamish Macaulay | Flow
11 - 22 Feb 2023 These new works are all imagined environments. I term them as ‘imaginary vistas fuelled by everyday lived experiences’. The artwork is nowhere and everywhere, and I hope viewers see a place in this work that resonates with them in the same way that it does for me. Over the past... Read more -
Emily Crookshank | Against the Hurricane
18 - 29 Jan 2023 'Against the Hurricane' is the summation of two years’ worth of work, during which time Emily has left London to settle in the wilderness of the Cairngorms. This settling, though, is no act of complacency. In removing herself from the city and the myriad demands it makes of us, by... Read more -
Henri Matisse | Line and Colour
11 Jan - 19 Feb 2023 Matisse didn't just draw images of people; he captured entire personalities and whole worlds with unimaginably few lines and deceptively simple shapes. With the works offered in this exhibition, Matisse uses none of the usual methods employed by artists to make a work of art come to life: there is... Read more -
Lucy Bainbridge | Patience
14 - 23 Dec 2022 'Patience' - a collaboration with the poet Samuel Mosley Webb on a beautiful boxed set of artworks and Sam's poem contemplating the stillness of life during lockdown. 'Casting Light on Old Shadows, Eton College' - a stunning portfolio of work Lucy created during her artist in residency at Eton College... Read more -
Ardyn Halter | In the Course of a Day
18 Nov - 23 Dec 2022 'A still life is both a celebration and an elegy. A still-life is about life and its passing' Ardyn Halter Eames Fine Art has represented Ardyn Halter for over a decade and this is his second solo exhibition at the Eames Gallery; one we have been looking forward to with... Read more -
Ramas | Francisco de Goya & Maite Cascón
16 Nov - 4 Dec 2022 We are delighted to present Maite Cascón's first exhibition with Eames Fine Art in the Print Room this November, alongside etchings by Francisco de Goya. This special artist pairing represents the timelessness of etching and the importance of continuing the sharing of techniques and processes in printmaking across the ages.... Read more -
Anita Klein | 40 Years of Printmaking
13 Oct - 13 Nov 2022 'My pictures have always been about what I would miss if my ordinary, especially intimate life, was taken away from me for some reason.' Art school in the 1980s put little stock in figurative art, especially such seemingly simplistic figurative art when the domesticity depicted therein was at variance with... Read more -
Nigel Swift | Halcyon
15 Sep - 9 Oct 2022 Read more -
Norman Ackroyd | The People Before
8 Sep - 9 Oct 2022 People themselves rarely feature in Ackroyd’s images but for his latest exhibition at the gallery we are delighted to present a collection of works from the last four decades that show the evidence of mankind’s existence within landscape. From ancient defence structures and long since ruined castles to the hunting... Read more -
Austin Cole | A Sense of Place
25 Aug - 11 Sep 2022 Austin Cole is a Welsh artist-printmaker born in Pembrokeshire. He studied Fine Art at the Sir John Cass School of Art, also called the Metropolitan University, and also at the City Lit, the Slade School of Fine Art and at Morely College in London. His work has been included in... Read more -
John Crossley | Ebb & Flow
4 Aug - 4 Sep 2022 John Crossley's works are a law unto themselves. Over a career spanning 50 years, Crossley has taken the rules and conventions of painting, held them up to forensic scrutiny and reinvented them with a tightly woven internal logic. Under Crossley's microscope, notions of form, texture, colour, and space are carefully... Read more -
Edward Twohig | Kaleidoscope
3 - 21 Aug 2022 After the enormous success of the Super Moon suite of 2020, Eames Fine Art welcomes back Edward Twohig RE to the Print Room for a new exhibition of vibrant, multi-coloured landscapes. We are of course very familiar at Eames Fine Art with Twohig’s atmospheric monochrome drypoints inspired by the Super... Read more -
Michael Ibbison | The Ascent of Man
29 Jun - 31 Jul 2022 Eames Fine Art is delighted to present ‘The Ascent of Man', a collection of new works by Michael Ibbison, which explore the beauty and importance of the circle. Michael describes the circle as the most significant shape in human history without which, he says, we could never have become the... Read more -
The Golden Age of Illustration: 1880 - 1930
9 Jun - 10 Jul 2022 As anyone who has ever beheld the glory of a medieval manuscript knows, text and image have had a long relationship. So what is it that distinguishes the period from the 1880s to the 1930s? Why has this era come to be known as the Golden Age of Illustration? Certainly... Read more -
Henry Moore | Graphics
26 May - 26 Jun 2022 Comprising original lithographs, etchings and collotypes the exhibition brings together works from Moore's seminal Shelter Sketchbook series and Prometheus illustrations, alongside reclining nudes and mother and child studies. Read more -
Chloé Bocquet | Vis- à- Vis
5 May - 5 Jun 2022 Colour is the first thing to hit you, from all directions, when stepping into Chloé Bocquet’s debut show with Eames Fine Art. It is almost dizzying in its array, in its variety and its harmonies. Chloé has spent the last two years working on her Vis-à-Vis series, mixing ink to... Read more -
Ross Loveday | Journeys
21 Apr - 22 May 2022 The journey from Eames Fine Art to Ross Loveday's studio is not a long one but the shift in landscape is dramatic. It begins by crawling out from under the shadow of the Shard and ends in a converted cider press in leafy Bury-St-Edmunds. It is in this seemingly genteel... Read more -
Andrew Marr | 100 Drawings and a Few Paintings
31 Mar - 1 May 2022 Following the enormous success of Andrew Marr's first solo exhibition with Eames Fine Art in 2021, we are delighted to welcome him back for a second exhibition of his latest work in our Print Room this spring. Drawing is the bedrock of Marr's artistic practice. He makes a point of... Read more -
Mychael Barratt | Homage
24 Feb - 27 Mar 2022 In 2002, having visited a Marc Chagall exhibition, Mychael Barratt found himself contemplating one thing: what would the artist’s dog look like? In that moment, the image that would become Chagall’s Dog in Love appeared to him, fully formed. It was the beginning of a project that 20 years –... Read more -
Jason Hicklin | Out of Darkness: Recent Work from Pembrokeshire
10 Feb - 13 Mar 2022 The Pembrokeshire coast is one of the most varied, dramatic and celebrated coastlines in the world, and to anyone with even a passing familiarity with Jason’s work, its appeal to him should be obvious. For the last two years, he has been exploring the land and the islands situated off... Read more -
Sophie Layton | Circular Changes
18 Nov - 23 Dec 2021 A reminiscence, an echo, and a reinterpretation. Through the reworking of motifs and compositions seen in a new light, inspiration blooms afresh. Sophie Layton is at the point in her career where she is able to quote her previous bodies of work, refashioning their themes and arrangements to create something... Read more -
Andrew Marr | Town and Country
9 Jun - 4 Jul 2021 In Town and Country, Andrew Marr presents us with a sequence of his recent paintings, arranged into broad categories: nudes, landscapes, conversations and still lifes. This is mostly conducted in a vibrant abstraction however there is representation here too and some of the more interesting ideas in this show can... Read more -
Paul Catherall | Sent From Coventry
12 May - 6 Jun 2021 This striking exhibition includes many new works by Paul which he's made over the past two years to capture these important buildings and a style of architecture which seems to be quickly becoming extinct. The exhibition opens three days before Coventry is officially launched as the 2021 UK City of... Read more -
Blaze Cyan | A Landscape of Trees
23 Apr - 16 May 2021 Blaze Cyan had her debut solo show with Eames Fine Art at the Print Room in Spring 2021. Featuring a beautiful selection of etchings, woodcuts and drawings, Blaze contemplates the mystery and wonder of the wooded landscape, and the personality of trees. In monochrome, Blaze's work is full of atmosphere,... Read more -
JASON HICKLIN | FROM THE EDGE OF EUROPE: WEST COAST IRELAND, MAYO, DONEGAL, KERRY 1996 - 2021
27 Mar - 21 Apr 2021 We are delighted to welcome one of the UK's most powerful and consistently original printmakers back to The Print Room for a show that almost didn't happen. In March 2020, Jason Hicklin was invited by the European Commission to curate a body of work as part of a cultural celebration... Read more -
Nigel Swift | Eden
13 Mar - 21 Apr 2021 Welcome to the online exhibition for Nigel Swift's 'Eden', which may be seen as a second part to Nigel's exhibition last year entitled 'Genesis'. (You can still visit the online exhibition HERE .) Each show considers the concept of original creation but whereas 'Genesis' saw Nigel imagining a mythical world... Read more -
Michael Ibbison | Seed
26 Feb - 25 Mar 2021 'A seed is a quiet piece of simplicity that doesn't attempt to show its true nature until it multiplies.' - Michael Ibbison Eames Fine Art welcomes Michael Ibbison to the Print Room for his debut solo show: SEED. Do not be misled by the apparent riot of colour and... Read more -
Edward Twohig | Super Moon
23 Jan - 28 Feb 2021 Edward Twohig has a long-standing connection with Eames Fine Art and has been a firm friend and generous collaborator as we have evolved from private dealers in a small flat in Brighton into a London Gallery, Print Room and Collectors' Studio. Throughout, we have admired his energy, passion, commitment and... Read more -
A Common Place
11 Nov - 24 Dec 2020 In June 2020, Eames Fine Art and the writers organisation ‘26’ embarked on a project that would unite artists and writers by encouraging them to talk and share ideas about the places that had meaning for them. These could be places they missed whilst in isolation, or places that brought... Read more -
Veta Gorner | Moving Parts
4 Nov - 24 Dec 2020 Human lives are like clocks. Our individual experiences, desires, shortcomings, and personalities act as the cogs and gears - the moving parts - that work together to make our time on this earth pass. Through the artworks in this exhibition, Veta Gorner strives to encapsulate in print the abstract feelings... Read more -
Sarah Gillespie | Moth
14 Oct - 8 Nov 2020 Misunderstood and overlooked, moths are unloved by most humans. They are unseen in the dark and dismissed as ‘dull’ in favour of their flashier, diurnal cousins: the butterflies. In reality, moths are much more numerous and varied than we perceive them to be, and they contribute much to the ecosystem’s... Read more -
Anita Klein | Water
10 Oct - 1 Nov 2020 Anita has been in love with the sensations of swimming, particularly its meditative quality, since childhood. Within the exhibition of works, Anita clearly conveys, with form and with colour, what she wants people to see in her art: “the physical feeling of my favourite moments…. the experiences that literally slip... Read more -
Nigel Swift | Genesis
9 Sep - 11 Oct 2020 Read more -
Norman Ackroyd | Lockdown
Etching in the Time of Covid 2 Sep - 4 Oct 2020 During the lockdown of 2020, Norman Ackroyd was unable to make his usual visit to some remote and beautiful part of the British coastline. He usually makes a trip each year, filling his days travelling around coastlines, climbing over rocks and making journeys on small fishing boats to uninhabited islands.... Read more -
Jason Hicklin | The River Thames | Hammersmith To Greenwich
26 Aug - 6 Sep 2020 In November, last year, we held a striking exhibition of mono prints and etchings by Jason Hicklin - this was the first time in 30 years that he had made an entire body of work based in London. The exhibition: The River Part One was a series of beautiful works... Read more -
Miró & Calder | Simpatico
8 - 30 Aug 2020 Joan Miró and Alexander Calder were two of the greatest Modern artists of the 20th Century as well as being close, lifelong friends. Both artists spent time in Paris throughout their careers, and when they did they mixed in the same circles and often exhibited with the same galleries. Although... Read more -
Susie Stone | Style in Colour
5 - 23 Aug 2020 Susie Stone is an award-winning designer, couturier, and artist. As a designer, she was committed to creating bespoke fashions for women as individual and unique as they are. After seven years of making one-off luxury garments for her clients, she has returned to her roots as a fine artist and... Read more -
John Crossley | Wish You Were Here 2020
5 - 23 Aug 2020 The ‘Wish You Were Here’ series came from a desire to create a means of artistic production that could mark journeys, exploration, and distance while also serving as a form of visual communication. These works convey both interior and exterior space, as if looking through a window into the landscape... Read more -
Karen Keogh | A Mediterranean Journey
8 Jul - 2 Aug 2020 This new exhibition of Karen Keogh’s vibrant etchings is a breath of fresh holiday air for all of us who have been unable to go on vacation this summer. For those who have been stuck in London, Karen’s affordable colour etchings offer a way to travel to the Mediterranean without... Read more -
Barbara Hepworth & Henry Moore | Graphics
24 Jun - 26 Jul 2020 Both sculpting and printmaking are tactile and collaborative artmaking techniques. While Barbara Hepworth and Henry Moore are best known as Britain’s preeminent modernist sculptors, this exhibition explores their mesmerising prints that showcase on a two- dimensional surface their skills in composition and colour. Differentiating them from other printmakers, the approach... Read more -
Sophie Layton | Still Life Illuminated
15 May - 5 Jul 2020 We're delighted to present to you this stunning exhibition of original prints by Sophie Layton. This body of work has all been made since Sophie's last solo show with Eames Fine Art in 2019. With this collection, Sophie is working with the printmaking method she is best known for; the... Read more -
Picasso on Paper | Posters and Prints
1 - 26 Apr 2020 Watch an introductory film by Vincent Eames for our new exhibition Picasso on Paper | Posters and Prints by clicking HERE. This digital exhibition of Picasso's original posters and prints provides a rare opportunity for collectors to own a Picasso at a reasonable price. Even the monochrome posters and... Read more -
Harvey Daniels: Aspects
12 Mar - 21 Jun 2020 Harvey Daniels was a master of all types of printmaking including etching, screen-printing, lithography and woodcut. But he was also a great painter of both large canvases and jewel-like watercolours. He even turned his hand to ceramics and textile design. This exhibition celebrates this true 'Renaissance Man' and the different... Read more -
Anita Klein at Lauderdale House
4 - 31 Mar 2020 Anita Klein brings her immediately recognisable and endlessly charming paintings, linocuts, drypoints, and woodcuts to Lauderdale House for this special show. This exhibition will display the breadth and depth of Anita’s successful career — an excellent opportunity for those both familiar with and new to her work. Anita’s art is... Read more -
Veta Gorner: Out Brief Candle
29 Feb - 31 Mar 2020 EXHIBITION AT THE PRINT ROOM THIS MARCH Inspired by the metaphors and ingenuity of Shakespeare's language, 'Out Brief Candle', a series of original lithographs, draws on the expansive possibilities of contemporary graphics with a blend of freehand drawings, photography and digital manipulation. Words become ideas, ideas become symbols, unlocking the... Read more -
Mychael Barratt: A contemporary artist's response to the work of William Hogarth
13 - 27 Feb 2020 Mychael Barratt is a painter, printmaker and cartographer whose detailed work is as narrative as it is visual, his work is inspired by Hogarth's love of working in series and his pioneering of narrative art. Like Hogarth, much of his art is firmly placed in London, with the scenes and... Read more -
Gail Brodholt: Poetry, Prose & Print
5 Feb - 8 Mar 2020 Gail Brodholt is a voracious reader, constantly inspired by the written word. Her stunning linocuts — often depicting the London Underground, train stations, and other scenes of transport — obtain their titles from pieces of poetry or prose that have touched her in some way. The poem below, Buses on... Read more -
EAMES FINE ART PRINT ROOM OPENS
1 Feb 2020 As the name suggests the Print Room specialises in original prints, and we've filled this new space with hundreds of beautiful etchings, screen prints, lithographs, engravings and linocuts at a wide range of prices by all of our favourite artists. This new gallery opens on Saturday 1st February. We'll be... Read more -
William Hogarth: Characters and Caricatures
8 Jan - 2 Feb 2020 Beautiful original engravings by William Hogarth including his most famous works such as Marriage a-la Mode, and A Rake's Progress. As a graphic artist, Hogarth was extraordinarily successful and the prototype of the modern ‘Artist Printmaker’ was cast by his example. Within years his cussed outsider stance was adopted... Read more -
Lucy Bainbridge: Casting Light on Old Shadows
7 - 22 Dec 2019 A series of prints exploring time passing and of new light exposing old shadows at Eton College. 'Light and shadow can parvade many things. At Eton College, light and shadow pervade the school's past more than everything. Old corridors, classrooms, dormitories and playing fields soaked in its history. ... Read more -
Christmas Party and Secret Bid Auction
4 - 23 Dec 2019 We would love for you to join us at the gallery for a few Christmas cocktails and the chance to view and bid at our Secret Bid Auction Party. We'll have over 130 lots of original artworks from our usual stores of works by Modern Masters and our favourite contemporary... Read more -
Ross Loveday: One Thing Leads to Another
13 Nov - 1 Dec 2019 We think that this exhibition will come as quite a surprise to many of Ross Loveday's fans and collectors, and a very welcome surprise at that. Ross has always flirted with the cross-over between figuration and abstraction, and these new works make a bold leap into pure form. This new... Read more -
Jason Hicklin : The River Part One
24 Oct - 10 Nov 2019 This exhibition of original etchings by British artist Jason Hicklin is about revisiting, after almost thirty years, the meaning and character of the river that is at the heart of London; vital to everyone living here or passing through. Jason first made etchings of the Thames in the early 1990s... Read more -
Nigel Swift : COLOUR
New monoprints and pastels 3 - 20 Oct 2019 Nigel Swift, British artist launches his latest body of work. New monoprints and pastel original artworks. Nigel is best known for his black and white etchings and monoprints, but in this exhibition he boldly and beautifully adds colour to his works, creating a striking and very beautiful new exhibition. Read more -
Barrington Tobin : Retrospective
An exhibition at Clare Hall, Cambridge curated by Professor Frances Spalding 25 Sep - 31 Oct 2019 Barrington Tobin's sublime works on canvas, panel and paper have brought immense pleasure to all of us at Eames Fine Art over the last eight years. We are therefore thrilled to announce that a major retrospective of his paintings will be opening in Clare Hall, Cambridge this September. Curated by... Read more -
Giovanni Battista Piranesi Etchings
At Eames Fine Art Studio 21 - 28 Sep 2019 In his lifetime Piranesi produced many 100s of architectural etchings inspired by ruins of Roman buildings. He also created imagined scenes in Venice and Rome, and famously a series of prison interiors filled with spatial paradoxes and implied horror. Piranesi remained a somewhat frustrated architect since his designs rarely left... Read more -
Norman Ackroyd : Reading the Landscape
New etchings and watercolours from many of Norman's favourite landscapes including a special new project: Blacksod Revisited 5 - 29 Sep 2019 The notion of 'place' is at the heart of Norman Ackroyd's art. This feeling is tied not only to the aesthetic environment but also to the histories and pasts linked to it. As one of the country's most venerated living artists, Norman is known and admired for his intimate knowledge... Read more -
Behind The Mirror
Original lithographs from Derrière le Miroir and Verve Periodicals from the 20th Century 7 Aug - 1 Sep 2019 Two exceptional art publications captured the zeitgeist of modern art in Paris in the middle of the twentieth century. Derrière le Miroir ('Behind the Mirror') and Verve were both art magazines lovingly curated and issued by the Maeght family and Tériade, respectively. In addition to containing texts, articles and reviews... Read more -
Eduardo Paolozzi
Original screenprints, photo-etching collages and lithographs 22 Jul - 4 Aug 2019 In the gallery (showcased alongside our auction after-sale) is a fantastic collection of iconic original prints by British Pop artist Eduardo Paolozzi. We also have an extremely rare work which is very exciting to see: it's a signed, oil painted melamine panel (with screenprinted outline) made as a model sketch... Read more -
Barrington Tobin : Concord
19 Jun - 7 Jul 2019 A stunning new exhibition of paintings and pastels by acclaimed British abstract artist, Barrington Tobin. This exhibition will debut two collections by Tobin: 'The Winnower Paintings' and the 'Sonnets to Orpheus' series. According to Tobin, there must be a balance in his work between heart and intellect - without a... Read more -
Ross Loveday : The Fire Within
New paintings and original prints 23 - 27 May 2019 This is a special exhibition hosted by Eames Fine Art as part of the Art in Ditchling and the Brighton Artists' Open Houses Festival in Sussex this month. The Jointure Studios 11 South Street, Ditchling, Sussex BN6 8UQ A painter, printmaker, sculptor and ex-optician, Ross Loveday keeps his audience on... Read more
