Nigel Swift | Eden

13 March - 18 April 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 at the dawn of time, now we see him populating this world with an abudant and flamboyant array of beguiling flowers and plants.

This exhibition couldn't have come at a better time: the joyous parade of blooms and the positivity of Spring has arrived at last!

All of the works below are available for sale either directly from this site or by calling the Eames Fine Art Studio - particularly if you would like to discuss framing and delivery options. You can reach us seven days a week on 0207 407 6561. Prices start from £300.

As you can see from the film and pictures below, we have hung the Bermondsey Street gallery with this exhibition, despite it currently being closed. It is our great hope to be able to open the gallery on Bemondsey Street to visitors for the last week of the show.

We have also created a beautiful catalogue for the exhibition which can be viewed and purchased HERE
Nigel Swift in Conversation with Vincent Eames
Drypoint Editions
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Hand Coloured Monoprints
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Still Life Monoprints
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Paintings on Paper
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Sunflowers
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Miniature Paintings
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At a Glance in the Gallery: Nigel Swift | Eden

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