British Landscapes (Extended): Upstairs in the Gallery
Following the response to British Landscapes, the exhibition has been extended into the upstairs gallery with a largely refreshed selection of work.
Bringing together paintings by artists inspired by the landscape of Britain, the exhibition explores the remarkable variety of places that have long provided inspiration to artists—from open countryside and rugged coastlines to woodland, valleys, rivers and the quieter landscapes of the West Country.
The new selection offers the opportunity to discover different works and artists alongside some familiar favourites. From atmospheric and expressive interpretations to more closely observed landscapes, the paintings reflect the many ways artists respond to place, light, weather and the changing seasons.
With most of the works now changed, British Landscapes is a chance to experience the collection anew.
Exhibition runs from Friday 9 October - Friday 30 October.
Gallery opening hours: Monday - Saturday, 10am - 4pm.
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Tessa Newcomb, Marsh Cottages, 2009 -
Diana Neale, City at Night (III) -
Diana Neale, City At Night I, 2025 -
Diana Neale, River Deep Mountain High, 2023
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Tinei Mashaya, Eternal Beauty -
Lilia Orlova-Holmes, Blue Water Lily -
Anna Simmons, Paddington Street -
Anna Simmons, Shadows
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Ken White, Back Home, 2008 -
Ken White, Back Home (22/100), 2010 -
Ken White, Baptist Hill, 2008 -
Ken White, Baptist Hill (15/100)
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Stanhope Alexander Forbes, R.A., The Old Bridge of Relubbus, 1927 -
William Miller Frazer, R.S.A., Sheep Grazing in the Sun -
Bryan Hanlon, Incoming Tide up the Camel to Padstow (Cornwall), 2024 -
Bryan Hanlon, Last Night over the Camel (Padstow, Cornwall), 2024
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Bryan Hanlon, Night Walk (The Camel, Padstow, Cornwall), 2024 -
Bryan Hanlon, Nightfall over the Camel (Padstow, Cornwall), 2024 -
Bryan Hanlon, The Beauty of Simple Things. Bluebells and Thrush's Egg, 2025 -
Bryan Hanlon, Serenading Jack (Blackbird)
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Bryan Hanlon, Wagtail -
Bryan Hanlon, Magpie on Shears -
Sean Monaghan, Hay Bales, Morning Light (Liddington) I -
Sean Monaghan, Hay Bales, Morning Light (Liddington) II
