GALLERIES WEEK Are you ready to be inspired? T
riton Galleries are delighted to bring to Dartmouth and the South Hams a stunning range of originals and hand signed limited edition prints by some of the world’s leading artists including Argentine sensation Fabian Perez, Sherree Valentine Daines and highly collectable Duncan MacGregor to name just a few. We have a wonderful choice of styles from figurative, seascape, landscape, cityscape and impressionism. If you are looking for a piece of art to complement your décor or are buying for investment then
we have something for you including a stunning range of highly collect- able originals by Robert Lenkiewicz, Jose Royo, Fabian Perez and Sherree Valentine Daines. We are also delighted to bring to our clients a stunning new collection of lim- ited edition prints by Fabian Perez . To view the collection simply call into the gallery or go online. For further details on any or our services please contact
the gallery where our friendly staff will be happy to assist you. Triton Galleries, 34a Lower Street, Dartmouth TQ6 9AN 01803 839099
www.tritongalleries.co.uk
Perspectives of Dartmouth & its Coastline
gallery is mounting an exhibition of new originals by several of its most successful local artists, as part of Dartmouth Gal- leries Week. Through the use of differing media, styles & technique each artist has managed to capture their own unique perspective of this beautiful town and its surrounding coastline. From Jean May Parsons’ modern acrylics of the river, to the striking detail of Jeanette Smith’s coastal scenes and the intense
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ith the arrival of Devon based artist Jean May Par- sons at White Sails this spring, the
moods in Craig Howarth’s black & white photography there will be much here upon which to feast the eyes. There will also be new work in the exhibition by artists June Mead, Desmond Johnson, Richard Briggs & Gillian McDonald. A private viewing will be held on Friday 24th May from 6pm to 9pm and all are welcome. White Sails, 1 St. Georges Square, Dart- mouth, TQ6 9AQ 01803 832272. mail@
whitesailsgallery.com.
www.whitesailsgallery.com
‘Smile’ - you’re in Baxters!
wner of Baxters, Sarah Duggan writes, “I always like to have uplifting work in the gallery but this exhibi- tion ‘Smile’ will hopefully make you feel good and put a smile on your face. Buy a bit of happiness or just come in and soak up the atmosphere. There are 3 painters in the show:- Janet Bell has her own gallery in North Wales now and has painted that area for the last few years. We are thrilled to have a new collection of beautifully coloured Devon views for the show. Penny Timmis has become a gallery favourite over the last few years with her free-flowing cockerel paintings. We will have a selection of these plus some wonderful and colourful floral pieces. Mary Sumner (see interview on next page) is a well known
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Devon artist and is showing here for the first time. Her work captures the English countryside with fresh fluidity and intensely beautiful colours. Gardens, birds, farming, landscape and wildlife are all recurring themes. Other work includeds fused glass pictures by Jane Reeves,
driftwood sculptures from Kirsty Elson, “Wobbly Wood” creations by Jeff Soan, ceramics by Tone von Krogh and also Charlotte Miller and finally, quirky, original and witty assemblage art from Mirjana Smith.” Baxters, 12 Foss Street, Dartmouth, TQ6 9DR 01803 839000,
info@baxtersgallery.co.uk www.baxtersgallery.co.uk
New Ceramics 24th
Laurence Simon May to 11th
June
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