Galleries - December 2014

Kevis House Gallery www.kevishouse.com Mixed Christmas Show featuring works by landscape artists Frances Hatch, Mark Cazalet and Jonathan Newdick. Discover this recently established gallery showing works on paper, on Lombard Street, Petworth's famously picturesque cobbled street. Lombard Street, Petworth West Sussex GU28 0AG t: 01798 215007 kevis@hodgsonevents.com Mark Cazalet ‘Brilliance, Reds, Neutral, Indigo’ Peter Hayes Ceramics www.peterhayes-ceramics.uk.com Peter will be showing New works inspired from his recent trips to India. Visitors are welcome to the studio or find us online. 2 Cleveland Bridge, Bath BA1 5DH t: 01225466215 peter@peterhayes-ceramics.uk.com Peter Hayes ‘Polished Desert Sandstone Blade’ CHRISTMAS GALLERIES 13 Webbs Fine Art Gallery www.webbsfineartgallery.co.uk Experience the magic and pleasure of possessing a Paul Crotto (b.1922) print this Christmas. A true example of Franco/American history, a series of prints, handmade at his studio in Montmartre, circa 1960's priced at £895. Upcoming show 7 February 2015, Alex Chamberlin 'Chelsea Embankment' a major new collection from this Chelsea Arts Society member. Open 10-6 Tues-Sat, 12-4 Sun, closed Mon 1 Burland Road, London SW11 6SA t: 020 7223 1733 gallery@webbsfineartgallery.co.uk Paul Crotto ‘Cat on a Blue Mat’ Brenda Hartill Open Studio www.brendahartill.com Following her successful solo London show at Bankside Gallery, view Brenda’s works, from hand-made cards to large paintings and prints. Enjoy lunch and old-fashioned Christmas shopping in Rye before viewing her work in the Oast House Gallery, or order post-free (UK) from the website. Oast House Gallery, Pound House Udimore, Rye, E Sussex TN1 6BA t: 020 01424 882 942 brenda.hartill@gmail.com Brenda Hartill ‘Enchanted Forest I’, embossed watercolour see these paintings hung in the house where the artists may have gathered and indeed some were painted will be a treat and it is a unique opportunity for us to view these works in their period setting – the beautiful Leighton House. A Victorian Obsession at Leighton House, W14 8LZ Frederic, Lord Leighton ‘Crenaia, the Nymph of the Dargle’ from the Pérez Simón Collection, ©Photo Studio Sébert