ROWLES FINE ART A FINE ART COLLECTION THAT LEAVES YOU SPOILT FOR CHOICE


The Summer 2021 collection currently on display at Rowles Fine Art is proving to be a real draw for collectors across the country.


“We’re a forward thinking gallery and always strive to offer pieces which appeal to a variety of collectors.” explains Frankie Rowles “Fashions change and the art world is no different so we always aim to source pieces which add depth to our collection. Recently we’ve seen an increase in the purchase of modern paintings, they’re so eye catching and versatile which means they look great on the wall of a traditional or modern interior. We are always adding new pieces in the gallery, so it’s advisable to visit us regularly - just to make sure you don’t miss out on the perfect picture!” Frankie continued.


The doors are open at their Ludlow Gallery where there’s a variety of fine art to tempt regular buyers or anyone looking to invest for the first time. Already well respected throughout the UK for their selection of classical fine art, and sporting bronzes, they also boast a stunning choice of contemporary pieces by artists such as Peter Kotka, Anthony Gibbs, Joseph Paxton and equestrian sculptor Philip Blacker.


The diversity of the gallery means that at any one time, you are likely to see works by anyone from Eugene Galien Laloue, L.S.Lowry and Kyffin Williams to Ken Howard, Mary Fedden and Jemma Pearson.


Rowles Fine Art, 53 Mill Street, Ludlow 01584 872123 www.rowlesfineart.co.uk


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Sheree Valentine Dai Valentine Daines David Fowles Jemma Pearson


Tel: 01584 872123


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