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A selection of the paintings which we currently have in stock is featured below.
Click here for paintings from our 2010 Peter Newcombe Exhibition
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CHARLES ANDERSON D.A. (Born 1936)
Trained at Glasgow School of Art. Worked as a professional artist for the last 30 years on major art and design projects, being commissioned as a mural painter and sculptor by many local authorities, banks and insurance companies. Regularly exhibited at the Royal Glasgow Institute, Scottish Society of Painters in Watercolour as well as provincial galleries.
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Riot of Pansies Acrylic on Board, signed 18" x 18" |
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KEITH STUART BAYNES NEAC, LG (Born 1877) Painter in oil and watercolour of landscapes, figure subjects and still life. Born at Reigate in Surrey, educated at Harrow and Trinity College, Cambridge. Studied at the Slade School under Brown, Tonks, Steer and McEvoy. Lived near Rye in Sussex for many year. Exhibited widely in England and abroad including 33 at the Le Fevre Gallery, 18 at the Leicester Gallery, 150 at Agnew and Sons Gallery and others. |
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Still Life of Flowers in a Glass Oil Painting on Canvas - signed 10" x 12 " - signed |
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HENRY BIRD (1909 - 2000) Henry Bird, born in Northampton, was a painter and muralist who studied at Northampton School of Art and also the Royal College. He famously painted the fire screen at the Royal Theatre in Northampton and murals in many local churches. He exhibited widely in London and the Provinces. He was a member of the Art Workers' Guild and the Society of Mural Painters. He was married to the actress Freda Jackson and lived in Hardingstone, Northampton. |
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Sleeping Nude Sanguine Pencil Drawing 23" x 13" - signed |
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| MARION BROOM Marion was a painter in oil and watercolour. Born in Norfolk, she studied at the Royal College of Music and sang in opera for a time. Between 1920 and 1960 she exhibited at the Royal Academy, the Royal Institute of Painters, and various other exhibitions. Leamington Spa Gallery and several overseas galleries hold her work. She lived at High Wycombe, Buckinghamshire. |
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Summer Flowers in a Vase Watercolour - Signed 26" x 21" |
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NINA CARROLL (1932 - 1990)
Nina Carroll studied at Cheltenham School of Art and Ruskin School, Oxford. She was a designer of murals and illustrator of children's books and also a watercolourist. She lived for a while in Kettering (the wife of John Steen, headmaster of Kettering Grammar School) and later in Oxford. She painted widely around England and also visited Russia and China. She exhibited at the Royal Academy, the new England Art Club and the Royal Society of Watercolour Painters.
Waterloo Bridge
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HUBERT COOP (1872 - 1963)
Painter of landscapes, seascapes and coastal scenes in oil and watercolour. Born at Olney in Bucks, the son of the vicar. Studied at Lincoln College of Art. Lived for a time in Kettering, Northants, St. Ives, Hunts (where he was great friend of E. Aubrey Hunt), North Wales, and finally Northam in North Devon. He was co-founder of the Burton Art Gallery in Bideford North Devon, which houses a collection of his work.
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The Church of St Ives, Huntingdonshire Watercolour 17½" x 29" Signed |
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A View on the Arun Watercolour 30" x 17½" |
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| HERBERT DAVIS RICHTER RI RSW RBA PA (1874 - 1955) Painter in oil, watercolour and pastel of still life, interior and figures. Born in Brighton, studied furniture design at Bath School of Art and was in business in Bath as an architect and designer. Went to London where he studied at Lambeth and the London School of Art under Brangwyn. Exhibited at the Royal Academy and all the other major London Galleries and in the provinces. Lived in London for many years and died on 21st August 1955. |
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Dinan Market Watercolour 12" x 9½" |
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Poppies Watercolour 12" x 9" |
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COUNT ALBERT de BELLEROCHE (1864 - 1944)
Count Albert de Belleroche spent his active years as a painter in Paris from 1883 until, in 1911, he married and moved to England. He was close friends with Degas, Manet, Renoir and Toulouse Lautrec with whom he shared models at their rooms in the Louvre. He exhibited widely in England including the New English Art Club, The Leicester Galleries, The Upper Grosvenor Gallery and others. His work is also held in Public collections at the Tate; The Louvre; The Metropolitan Museum, New York; The Uffizi in Florence and many others.
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Margot Avec Bonnet
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| HARRY DORR (1872 - 1950) Born in Kettering, one of a large family. After the early death of his father he spent most of his schooldays in London where he played around the docks. He was encouraged to draw by Sir Alfred East and painted alongside W.B. Gash. In 1898 he toured France and Belgium and in 1929/30 he toured the Netherlands. Returning to England he painted landscapes, seascapes and coastal scenes in the West Country and East Anglia as well as around his home in Kettering in oil and watercolour. Founder member of the Kettering and District Art Society and the Northampton Town and County Art Society and later became an Associate of the Leicester Society of Artists. |
| Thames at Tilbury Oil Painting on Board - signed 13" x 9" |
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A Zealand Mill Oil Painting on Canvas - signed - inscribed on reverse in his son Ray's hand with title and date 1929 30" x 22" |
| Quayside Holland Oil Painting on Canvas - signed 36" x 24" |
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| ROBERT DUCKWORTH GREENHAM R.B.A. R.O.I. (1906 - 1975) Painter, printmaker and mural artist. Brother of Peter Greenham. Studied at Byam Shaw School and at the Royal Academy Schools, where he won several scholarships and medals. Exhibited at the RA, RP, NEAC, LG, RSA, ROI, in the provinces and abroad. He was especially fond of painting beach scenes, his slightly stylised draughtmanship and unique palette being instantly recognisable. Lived at Gillingham, Dorset. |
| The Fun Fair Oil Painting on Panel Signed and dated 1944 8¼" x 6¼" |
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SIR ALFRED EAST RA (1849 - 1913)
Painter of landscapes in oil and watercolour, also an etcher. Born in Kettering, Northamptonshire.
Knighted by King George V for his art. Travelled the world painting - particularly Spain, Portugal, France, North Africa and Japan,
where he was sent by the Fine Art Society. Donated a collection of his work to Kettering, who built a Gallery in his name.
Exhibited widely, including 110 works in the Royal Academy. |
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A London Park 24" x 20½" |
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River Landscape with Shepherd and Sheep Watercolour - Signed 11" x 15" |
Driving The Cattle Home Watercolour - Signed and dated 1892 11" x 15" |
Watercolour - Signed and dated 1899 14" x 8" |
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In the Foothills of the Alps 7½" x 5½" - signed |
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ROWLAND FISHER (1885 - 1969)
Born in Gorlestone, Norfolk. Apprenticed to a timber firm and worked there for fifty years. Co-founder of the Yarmouth and District Art Society. Painting holidays in Cornwall led him to being elected a member of the St Ives Society of Artists. He was also a member of the Royal Society of Marine Artists.
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Crab Pots, Port Isaac, Cornwall Oil Painting on Panel 15" x 12½" |
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| GEORGE HARRISON (1876 - 1950) George Harrison was born in Kettering. He started his career sketching scenes of news events for local papers, before cameras were used. He developed as a painter of Northamptonshire scenes, was a founder member of the Kettering and District Art Society and secretary from 1907-32. He published several books of poems and sketches |
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Summer Meadow Oil Painting on Canvas 30" x 24" |
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FRANK B. JOWETT (1879 - 1943)
Frank B. Jowett was a mezzotint engraver and artist in oils and watercolours. He lived in Kettering, Northamptonshire and also near Conway in North Wales. He exhibited at the Walker Art Gallery, the Royal Academy, the Royal Cambrian Academy, The Royal Society of Watercolour Painters and the Royal Institute of Painters in Watercolour.
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Salisbury Plain Watercolour 39" x 26" |
Polperro Harbour Watercolour 16½" x 12" |
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Calm Waters Watercolour 23" x 16½" |
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ARTHUR HENRY KNIGHTON HAMMOND (1875 - 1970)
Arthur H Knighton Hammond was a landscape painter in oil and watercolour. Born in 1875 at Arnold, Nottinghamshire, studied at Nottingham School of Art, Westminster School of Art and in Paris and Venice. Lived in the South of France and Italy for many years. Later returned to the West of England. Died in Seaborough, Devon. Exhibited 9 in the RA, 4 in the RBA, 45 in the RI, 13 in the ROI etc.
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The Terrace at Grasse Inscribed on reverse |
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ANNIE ROSE LAING (née Low) (1869 - 1946) Born in Glasgow, a figure and landscape painter mostly continental landscapes and interiors - also children, generally in oil. She exhibited mainly in Scotland. Lived for a while in Italy, then settled in London. Exhibited at the Royal Scottish Academy, mostly conversational pieces and continental subjects, including "Bruges Lace Makers" in 1955. Also exhibited 3 works at the Royal Academy and the Glasgow Institute, the Walker Gallery and elsewhere. |
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Lace Maker Oil Painting on Canvas Signed - inscribed on old exhibition label on reverse with title 17" x 13" |
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PETER NEWCOMBE
Click here to view the paintings in our 2010 Exhibition of recent paintings by Peter Newcombe
Born in 1943 at Blisworth in Northamptonshire. Studied at Northampton School of Art, where he won a travelling scholarship. Designed stamps for the G.P.O. and Guernsey Post Office on the subject of conservation. Exhibited at the R.A. and R.I. A limited edition book of his words and pictures was launched jointly with Savage Fine Art in 1991. In July 1998, Peter was awarded an Honorary Master of Arts Degree by Nene University College Northampton.
Peter's first exhibition was in the Art Room at Towcester Grammar School – where he was delighted to sell his first oil painting for £1. Many exhibitions have followed, not only in Northamptonshire, but from London to the Channel Islands. Indeed one of the largest private collections of his paintings is in the United States.
While Peter was a student at Northampton School of Art he first met Michael Savage who sold him paints and brushes. Their association has continued through almost 50 years and during that time Michael has held many one man shows of Peter’s work and Newcombe paintings have always been included in mixed exhibitions.
Peter Newcombe has become best known for his intense studies of the Northamptonshire landscape and also his incredibly accurate and meticulous depictions of both garden and wild flowers, fungi and occasionally birds.
This year Michael and Peter have decided to put on a special exhibition of Peter’s paintings in Michael’s home in Upper Harlestone, Northamptonshire. Michael and his wife Sally live in a Grade 2 listed thatched cottage, built of Northamptonshire sandstone, which was originally part of the Althorp estate, the home of the Spencer family. Upper Harlestone is a charming small village in rural Northamptonshire, but with easy access to Northampton and to the M1.
Michael and Sally, cordially invite you to visit them and enjoy Peter’s paintings in the relaxed surroundings of their home and garden.
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Bindweed
Christmas Roses
Winter Road To Syresham
Snowballs
Frosty Morning Abthorpe
Winter in Astwell
Old Roses
Autumn Oak
Summer Morning - Wappenham
Magpies in Tinkers Close
Winter Near Plumpton
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T. OSBORNE ROBINSON (1904 - 1976)
Born in Kettering, attended Northampton Grammar School and Northampton School of Art. He started work as a commercial artist with Bonaventure Press, during which time he was commissioned to design a stage set. From that time stage sets and costume design became his career, mainly working with Northampton Repertory Theatre (now the Royal).
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Dress Rehearsal of Hippolytus ... at Epidavrus ... Pen and Wash 18" x 14½" |
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ROBERT PELL (Born 1928) Artist in oil, gouache and crayon and teacher. Born in Northampton, studied at Northampton School of Art and then at Camberwell with Michael Podro. Taught at, and became head of, Banbury School of Art. Lives in Brackley. Has exhibited at the Leicester and Piccadilly Galleries and at the RBA of which he was made a member in 1958. His work is held in private and public collections all over the country. He is interested in the changing relationship between the sky and sea and the abstracted reflection of forms between. |
Venice at Night - Santa Maria Della Salute, Floodlit Gouache and Crayon - Signed 16" x 20" |
Venice at Night - The Palazzo Dario, Floodlit Gouache and Crayon - Signed 16" x 20" |
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FANNY VIOLET SHOOSMITH (1870 - 1924) Fanny Violet Shoosmith was a watercolour painter, born in Northampton, the daughter of a local solicitor and sister of Thurston Laidlaw Shoosmith. She toured the British Isles and Europe looking for suitable places for painting holidays for her brother and herself. |
| Coastal Path Watercolour 9½" x 7" |
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THURSTON L. SHOOSMITH (1865 - 1933) Born in Northampton, the son of a local Solicitor, head of the firm, previously known as Shoosmith and Harrison (now Shoosmiths). Educated at Northampton Grammar School. Joined the family business and spent his holidays painting, often with his sister, Fanny Violet. Painted full time after his retirement. He lived in Beckett House, Derngate, Northampton from 1920. |
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In the Harbour, La Rochelle Watercolour 31" x 19" |
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Honfleur Watercolour 11" x 15" - signed with initials and dated 1904 |
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Busy Continental Street Watercolour 11" x 15" - signed with initials and dated 1904 |
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East Coast Estuary Scene Watercolour 14" x 11" |
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A Transcept Tower, Laon Watercolour 11" x 15" - signed with initials and dated 1904 |
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Street Sellers Around a Fountain Watercolour 11" x 15" - signed with initials and dated 1904 |
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Wooden Jetty (St Salburg) En Caux Watercolour 15" x 11" |
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DANIEL VAN DER PUTTEN
Born near Leyden in Holland. Travelled widely around the world, then married his British wife and settled near Northampton. They have studied together and researched his painting technique, looking closely at nature and the Dutch Masters. He chose to teach himself to achieve his very individual style and technique. Collected in Great Britain and the U.S.A.
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Sun Setting on Newnham Oil Painting on Panel, signed 7" x 5" |
| Sun Setting on Flore Fields Oil Painting on Panel, signed 8" x 7" |
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Snorscomb Lane, Everdon Oil Painting on Panel, signed 10" x 7" |
| Fawsley in Autumn Oil Painting on Panel, signed 20" x 16 " |
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On the Edge of Fawsley Wood Oil Painting on Panel, signed 18" x 13 " |
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Rabbit and His Friends Oil Painting on Panel - signed 12" x 10" |
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The Two Beech Trees at Badby Oil Painting on Hardwood Panel 11" x 14" |
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