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‘Evening sun, Sandymouth’ by Clark Nicol H:40 x W:100cms - Acrylics on canvas


COOMBE gallery


CONTEMPORARY PRINT EXHIBITION 18th October – 11th November 2019.


Our latest exhibition is devoted entirely to the art of the print medium. We are honoured to be displaying work by some of the finest printmakers working today. Many of whom will be exhibiting with Coombe Gallery for the first time.


OUR EXHIBITORS ARE EMIKO AIDA R.E., BLAZE CYAN R.E., SARAH GILLESPIE R.W.A., MARCELLE HANSELAAR, MICHAEL HONNOR, ALICE LEACH, PAUL RILEY AND ROSIE SANDERS.


Emiko Aida is a member of the Royal Society of Painter Printmakers and her work is based on the fragility and loneliness of humankind.


Blaze Cyan is also a member of Royal Society of Painter Printmakers and her work is primarily concerned with memories explored through the subject matter of trees.


Sarah Gillespie is a leading printmaker and artist who has heavily influenced a new breed of printmakers through her devotion to mezzotints and traditional techniques. She has recently completed a series of Moth mezzotints that will be on display for the first time along with her image of the Tiltyard at Dartington.


Marcelle Hanselaar will be exhibiting her stinging indictment of works based on the migrant crisis alongside her inward looking female portraits. Her work is in major public collections worldwide, including the British Museum, MOMA New York, V & A London and Guandong Fine Art Museum.


Despite being one of our pre-eminent local printmakers and print teachers, Michael Honnor will be exhibiting with us at Coombe in Dartmouth for the first time. Having set up the celebrated Dartington Hall Print workshop he is renowned for not only the quality of


his landscape-inspired work but also his influence on the spread of printmaking in both Devon and further afield.


Alice Leach’s work deals with the ethereal instability of memory and emotion. To counter this she keeps a visual diary – a random unpredictable record of the day’s events left raw and unfinished.


Paul Riley has been spending the last month in Japan. Japanese brushwork, calligraphy, style, religion, manga cartoons and printmaking have always fascinated him. As we go to press, he and Tina have told me he is going to work on a new body of work for the show on his return. So our opening night will be the place to see the fruits of his labour.


Rosie Sanders is a world-renowned botanical artist. However, she is also an accomplished printmaker working in a variety of techniques. The use of black and white in her etchings and mezzotints acts as a foil to her highly colourful botanical art and concentrates the mind on tonality, form and composition unencumbered by colour choices. This also influences her current resurgence towards black and white painting and drawing.


For more information contact Mark Riley of the COOMBE GALLERY 20 Foss St. Dartmouth TQ6 9DR 01803 835 820 / 07890 314 715 www.coombegallery.com | mark@coombegallery.com


Marcelle Hanselaar


Emiko Aida R.E.


Sarah Gillespie


Rosie Sanders


Marcelle Hanselaar


Michael Honnor


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