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n addition to our highly collectable works of art from LS Lowry, Salvador Dali and


Lorenzo Quinn, we are delighted to introduce some stunning contemporary sailing artwork for your perusal. We literally do have something


for all tastes and budgets. Please do call into the gallery and have a friendly chat with one of our highly skilled art consultants who will be delighted to discuss your requirements. During these difficult times


we have been helping lots of our clients redesign their homes and holiday homes to enhance their environments. Something I am sure we can all relate to. In addition to


Call 01803 839099 for further details. • 7 Foss Street, Dartmouth TQ6 9DW • www.tritongalleries.co.uk


the sailing originals, we also have some brand new works of art from some of your favourite artists including Sherree Valentine Daines, Fabian Perez , Philip Gray and Wilfred Lang to name just a few. We look forward to seeing you in the gallery or indeed speaking with you on the telephone .


above: ‘Mother Earth’ - bronze sculpture by Lorenzo Quinn


left: ‘Industrial Town’ by LS Lowry


CONTEMPORARY ART


Jen Allen Amber Flame


At Triton Galleries we have something to suit all interiors.


Wilfred Emerald Glow


Wifred Lustrous Harbour


We are delighted to be open again and look forward to seeing you in the gallery soon


7 Foss Street, Dartmouth, TQ6 9DW Tel: 01803 839099


26 Torwood Street, Torquay, TQ1 1EB Tel: 01803 296064 www.tritongalleries.co.uk


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