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Betty Battiscombe

Vivid, sensitive, and painterly. Delve into this collection of mid twentieth century nude studies by the British artist Betty Battiscombe.

These marvellous miniatures are an uncommon find. Rendering quiet moments of still life in oil, Chapman's works can hold their own or be hung with other pieces for an eclectic look.

Marion Kallauka

This striking and diverse collection of prints by Marion Kallauka (b. 1949) captures people and place with palpable energy. Through graphic linework, Kallauka distils the essence of a location, the mood of a moment, and the individuality of her subjects.

Annabel Playfair

A delightful series of works by contemporary Cotswolds-based artist Annabel Playfair. Whether it's her characterful sketches of animals or her later landscape work, Playfair's work presents an idyllic view of countryside life.

Explore this collection of etchings where sensitive depictions of rural life in England and Italy use finely worked lines and subtle contrasts of light and shadow to capture the charm of the countryside.

Ali Kurt Baumgarten

These prints demonstrate Baumgarten's deep engagement with the German Expressionist tradition and his ability to infuse natural and human subjects with restless vitality.

Sylvan G. Boxsius

From a remarkable collection of delicate botanical studies and meticulously detailed architectural drawing attributed to the artist Sylvan G. Boxsius (1878-1941).

Paul Schmolling

These original prints employ various techniques including woodcut and lithography, reflecting the experimental spirit of European art between the world wars.

May Louise Greville Cooksey

Depicting Italian architectural subjects, these etchings were perhaps part of the artist's studies in Italy, for which she was awarded a scholarship by the South Kensington Schools (now the Royal College of Art).

The work of Naomi Frears is richly textural and subtly layered, with delicate lines and marks that hover at the edge of visibility. While her practice leans toward abstraction, Frears notes “the figure insists on appearing – it’s the means by which I communicate.”

Rendered in bold, expressive lines, Toni Martina captures the hustle and bustle of city life in these lively street scenes in both pastel and etched line.

Leslie Charles Boyce

Botanical florals and unusual still life arrangements coincide with figurative studies and sketches in this unique and diverse collection from an artist's studio.

William Langley

With tranquil rivers, hazy mountains, and grazing cattle, William Langley's landscapes are serene, harmonious, and timeless.

Betty Connal Peebles

Betty Connal Peebles (1935-1999) uses a variety of printing methods, including collagraphy, etching, and aquatint, to create strikingly expressive abstract compositions.

Simon Goldberg (b.1913)

This intriguing French artist was born in Paris in 1913, to an Austrian tinsmith father and an Algerian mother who wove tapestries.

Liber Studiorum

The 'Liber Studiorum' is an ambitious collection of etchings created by J. M. W. Turner between 1807 and 1819 that aimed to showcase the great variety and range of landscapes through Turner's own vision.

Aingelda Redmond

Aingelda Redmond (b.1927) was both an artist and illustrator, and daughter-in-law of the better-known artist and children’s illustrator, Edward Ardizzone (1900-1979).

With rabbits leaping through fields, fish swimming amongst reeds, and deer sleeping in the undergrowth, this series of delightful wood engravings by Polish artist Eugene Pichell (1905-1976) celebrates the animal life found in the countryside.

A collection of finely detailed studies by British artist George Willott (1900-2000). With a mixture of portraits, landscapes, and animal studies in watercolours, graphite, and etching, this collection demonstrates Willott's broad range of skills as an artist.

William Lionel Wyllie

Described as the most distinguished marine artist of his day, Wyllie was an English painter of maritime themes in both oils and watercolours, and produced many sought-after etchings.

William Tatton Winter

William Tatton Winter RBA (1855-1928) was a painter, born Ashton-under-Lyne, Lancashire as William Winterbottom, which he later shortened to avoid confusion with another similarly named artist.

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