News from The Garden Gallery

The Gallery is offering a small selection of prints and drawings by Harry Brockway, Peter Randall-Page FRSS, RA, Sioban Coppinger FRSS, Jo Sweeting, and paintings by Sally Fawkes MRSS and Charlotte Mayer FRSS. Click on Galleries in the main menu / Original Prints and Works on Paper. 

Image above: Hybernaculum Head by Jo Sweeting. Printed on beautiful paper and now framed in black oak at the gallery. Inspired by the words of Gilbert White of Selborne in this the tercentenary of his birth.

Charlotte Mayer's sculpture for peace and reconciliation is now in Coventry Cathedral, which has an active Reconciliation Ministry. This beautiful Cathedral, designed by Basil Spence, is a treasure trove of works of art by Epstein, Piper, Sutherland, Frink, Clarke, Coper and others. The Remembrance season has seen a performance of Britten's War Requiem, commissioned for the opening of the Cathedral in 1962. The building stands alongside the ruin of the old Cathedral, destroyed by bombs in 1940.

To read more about The Thornflower visit Charlotte Mayer's page under 'The Artists'. Click on the link for images.

Charlotte Mayer FRSS - The Thornflower (bronze, stainless steel)

The Garden Gallery exhibited contemporary sculpture for gardens at Architectural Plants, near Pulborough in Sussex in 2018. A number of the gallery's regular artists showed sculpture in stone, bronze, steel, glass and ceramic. Those taking part were Mark Beattie MRSS, Nadine Collinson, Sioban Coppinger FRSS, Sally Fawkes MRSS, Lucianne Lassalle, Eric Marland, Charlotte Mayer FRSS, Jason Mulligan MRSS, Rosie Musgrave MRSS, Ben Russell, Tracey Sheppard FGE, Will Spankie, Roger Stephens MRSS, Guy Stevens MRSS, Mark Stonestreet, Sarah Walton and Neil Wilkin.

Architectural Plants is a highly regarded centre of excellence, supplying superb plants from an impressive site. 

The gallery exhibited sculpture by Charlotte Mayer FRBS, Peter Randall-Page FRBS, Jon Buck FRBS, Shelley Robzen MRBS, Sally Fawkes MRBS & Richard Jackson MRBS, and Salvatore Anselmo at The Grange Festival in 2017. See also 'Exhibitions'.

The grounds at The Grange, near Winchester, have been returned to their Arcadian glory by eminent landscape architect, Kim Wilkie. To read more about this stunning Festival of opera, click the link below.