“ Jeremy Barlow Fine Art presents a dazzling collection of new works by Peter Graham R.O.I., one of Britain’s most gifted and distinctive Modern Colourists. 'The overall feeling is that of walking through a rainbow' - Not to be Missed!”
- Peter Graham, R.O.I.
Jeremy Barlow Fine Art
17 Ulph Place, Burnham Market, Norfolk PE 31 8HQ
New Paintings by Peter Graham, ROI, go on show at Jeremy Barlow Fine Art , Burnham Market, North Norfolk
A highlight of the London Art Calendar is The Bridgeman Images Summer Party held this year in Soho at The House of St Barnabas. The Bridgeman Art Library has one of the largest archives for reproductions of Works of Art in the World .
Joining in the celebrations were Ed Whitley, Global Head of Content at Bridgeman Images, Broadcaster Alex Pascall, OBE and Joyce, his artist wife and cofounder of Alex Pascall Singers and their daughter Deirdre Pascall an arts educator, composer and professional musician.
Alex Pascall inspires many with his amazing life: one of the developers of the Notting Hill Carnival, musician and composer, and, during his time on BBC radio interviewed many prominent guests including Muhammad Ali and Bob Marley.
‘’The Bridgeman Team are a dedicated group making a vital difference supporting the arts in the UK. This Summer's event was fantastic held in illustrious surroundings , meeting many artists including painter Boo Saville and photographer Heini Schneebeli ” - Peter Graham
The House of St Barnabas is a Grade 1 Listed Georgian corner building and has a fascinating history of Charity work for the Homeless. The House itself was inspiration for Charles Dickens and his imagined lodgings for Dr Manette and Lucie in the historical novel 'A Tale of Two Cities’,
Ed Whitley, World Head of Content at Bridgeman Images and artist Peter Graham at The Bridgeman Summer Party in Soho
Alex Pascall OBE centre with his wife Joyce and artist Peter Graham at The Bridgeman Party at The House of St Barnabas
'Mount Orohena' (96 x 96 cm oil on canvas) by Peter Graham can be seen for the first time in Scotland at The Paisley Art Institute Annual Exhibition 2023
As Artist Member of the Paisley Art Institute I am delighted to be part the 134th Annual Exhibition. The Paisley Art Institute, (PAI), founded in 1876, is now an important hub for artistic endeavour in Scotland.
This major selling exhibition of Open Entry and Members' works goes on show at The Maclaurin Art Galleries from 20th May and is a must for contemporary art lovers -The Maclaurin Art Galleries are set in beautiful woodland on the southwest coast of Scotland and well worth the visit!
'Mount Orohena’ is part of a series of oils from my painting trip to Tahiti exploring the rich landscape, orange groves and tropical palms on this tiny pacific island. The thick foliage and intense colours are all encompassing on Tahiti with a paradise shorefront of lagoon palm trees and a soaring backdrop of volcanic mountain peaks between silver clouds reflecting that unique French Polynesian light'
'Mount Orohena , Tahiti’
Oil on canvas by Peter Graham R.O.I., features in the forthcoming Paisley Art Institute Annual Exhibition 2023
Paisley Art Institute 134th Annual Exhibition
The Exhibition is open to the public from 20th May until 25th June 2023
Maclaurin Art Galleries
Rozelle Estate, Monument Road, Ayr KKA7 4NQ
Prize winning painting 'Morning Central Park' by Peter Graham receives the Scottish Artists Benevolent Association Award at the 142nd Royal Scottish Society of Painters in Watercolour RSW, 2023.
January 2023, Peter Graham at the Royal Scottish Academy (RSA): Photoshoot of RSW prizewinners.
President of the Royal Scottish Society of Painters in Watercolour Angus McEwan PRSW awards the Scottish Artists Benevolent Association Prize to Peter Graham R.O.I.
Peter Graham, recipient of the Scottish Artists Benevolent Association Award at the Royal Scottish Society of Painters in Watercolour, The Royal Scottish Academy, Edinburgh this week
'Morning, Central Park’ by Peter Graham -The Scottish Artists Benevolent Association Award 2023 for watercolour at the 142nd Royal Scottish Society of Painters in Watercolour, RSW