Panter & Hall on Cecil Courtさんのイラストまとめ

Thought I would give this chap his moment on Twitter!
He casually takes centre stage in our latest catalogue of #decorative paintings. For more information, visit our website https://t.co/043tC0mQxJ
#portrait #painting #midcentury

We have a limited number of printed catalogue's available from our latest exhibition of Ian Houston (1934 - 2021) paintings, 'Work from the Studio Collection' that are a wonderful keepsake for admirers and collectors. Please get in touch if you would like to receive one.

If you are interested and would like to take a closer look, please follow the link to our website: https://t.co/6G1O5cyf4k

Introducing Jennifer Harmes - painting in alkyd oils, Harmes makes a spectacle of flowers in bloom with exceptional detail and definition.🌺
Now exhibiting at Cecil Court Gallery: https://t.co/ffOKhax1kP

'Only mad dogs and englishmen go out in the midday sun' ☀
A favourite from our new catalogue of mid-century paintings all available on our website!
https://t.co/1sAFPRw2GW

"So when words fail, as they often do, I make art, because being is a doing word.” - Orson Kartt

And thank goodness he does! We adore Orson's #prints and have several available at our Cecil Court Gallery. Check out the full collection https://t.co/aOX7SkWymT
#LimitedEdition

Here in our Cecil Court gallery we are lucky to have three stunning landscapes by British contemporary artist Richard Pikesley. Follow the link to view 'Axe Valley Evening' pictured below and the full collection https://t.co/lel10XVT4G

Anyone for an olive?

'Olives' by Jane Hooper now on display at our #CecilCourt gallery.

This 20th Century Swedish oil painting of a street corner is our #PHDecorative #ImageoftheDay. The artist uses a predominantly neutral palette that illuminates the painting yet paints the finer details in a wonderful array of colours..

This charming little wood carved print by Neil Bousfield titled 'Sea Side Games' explores the lasting relationships we build with our surroundings. Landscapes become places of importance as we interact with the spaces around us and create a sense of home.

What Sundays are for!