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Photograph showing the print (left) alongside the original painting (right).
Please note: the actual print colour is much closer to the that of the painting, but appears a little warmer/redder in the photo due to the way the light reflects off the different surfaces.
8 June 2016
"TOM BURKE"
LIMITED EDITION GICLEE PRINT
I am pleased to announce that the limited edition print of my portrait of Tom Burke is available for pre-ordering, with mailing-out scheduled for the end of the month.
Contact me if you wish to order a print and to arrange payment, or if you have any queries.
DETAILS
● Published in honour of Tom's 35th birthday on 30th June 2016.
● Limited edition of 35 numbered and signed archival digital ("giclée") prints on Somerset Satin 300 gm Paper.
● Each print will be signed by Tom Burke, and numbered and signed by the artist.
● The prints will be signed in the bottom margin, which also bears the printed title "Tom Burke" in discreet, grey font. A thin grey line borders the printed image.
● Print size: 29.7 x 20 cm on paper approx. 42 x 30 cm (i.e. approx. A4-size print on A3-size paper).
● Photography and printing: Studio of Hugh Gilbert, London, June 2016.
ORDERING
● Each print is priced at £135, including worldwide shipping.
● £35 from each sale will go to Operation Smile (for which Tom is a patron).
● Prints are unframed, and will be mailed in a sturdy, flat envelope (collection from Nicolas' South-London studio is also an option).
● Please note: all orders will be limited to one print per order, except for group-orders where the party concerned is known to the artist.
Many thanks to the various Tom Burke enthusiasts (they know who they are) who have encouraged and supported me in this project. And thanks to Tom, for generously and patiently sitting for the original portrait, and for giving the print project his signature of approval.
"TOM BURKE"
LIMITED EDITION GICLEE PRINT
I am pleased to announce that the limited edition print of my portrait of Tom Burke is available for pre-ordering, with mailing-out scheduled for the end of the month.
Contact me if you wish to order a print and to arrange payment, or if you have any queries.
DETAILS
● Published in honour of Tom's 35th birthday on 30th June 2016.
● Limited edition of 35 numbered and signed archival digital ("giclée") prints on Somerset Satin 300 gm Paper.
● Each print will be signed by Tom Burke, and numbered and signed by the artist.
● The prints will be signed in the bottom margin, which also bears the printed title "Tom Burke" in discreet, grey font. A thin grey line borders the printed image.
● Print size: 29.7 x 20 cm on paper approx. 42 x 30 cm (i.e. approx. A4-size print on A3-size paper).
● Photography and printing: Studio of Hugh Gilbert, London, June 2016.
ORDERING
● Each print is priced at £135, including worldwide shipping.
● £35 from each sale will go to Operation Smile (for which Tom is a patron).
● Prints are unframed, and will be mailed in a sturdy, flat envelope (collection from Nicolas' South-London studio is also an option).
● Please note: all orders will be limited to one print per order, except for group-orders where the party concerned is known to the artist.
Many thanks to the various Tom Burke enthusiasts (they know who they are) who have encouraged and supported me in this project. And thanks to Tom, for generously and patiently sitting for the original portrait, and for giving the print project his signature of approval.
5 June 2016
LOUIS' NEW BOOK & ART EXHIBITION
I would like to share with you some news about my son, Louis, who has just turned nineteen. Firstly, details about his his new book; and then, regarding an exhibition of his artworks.
A SLICE OF INSANITY: A book by Louis Morel
As many of you already know, Louis has Asperger syndrome. It has caused him much difficulty, anxiety and pain over the years, but he accepts that it is part of who he is - that without it, he would not be the same person, and would not experience life in the same way, and would not have the same creative spirit.
Louis has always loved to draw. He has also, from a very young age, developed a facility to access imaginary worlds for his amusement and no doubt also as a coping mechanism to escape the sensory overload he suffers in the "real" world; these imaginary worlds are to the forefront of his art.
With the assistance of a scribe (Louis being dyslexic), he began writing his stories and poems a few years ago, and has just completed his second book to be distributed via Amazon. The first book - Well This Is Weird - was a sort of autobiographical, stream-of-consciousness set of linked stories and dialogues through which he attempted to express something of what it was like inside his head at that time.
The new book, A Slice of Insanity, is a collection of *slightly* more conventionally-structured stories and poems that are heavily informed (still) by his experience of living with Asperger's, and which further explore his fascination with the macabre, be it through dark humour or post-apocalyptic nihilism - though the enduring message is one of hope.
If you are interested in reading Louis' book, it is available through Amazon at this link:
https://www.amazon.co.uk/Slice-Insanity-Louis-Morel/dp/1532819048/
LOUIS' NEW BOOK & ART EXHIBITION
I would like to share with you some news about my son, Louis, who has just turned nineteen. Firstly, details about his his new book; and then, regarding an exhibition of his artworks.
A SLICE OF INSANITY: A book by Louis Morel
As many of you already know, Louis has Asperger syndrome. It has caused him much difficulty, anxiety and pain over the years, but he accepts that it is part of who he is - that without it, he would not be the same person, and would not experience life in the same way, and would not have the same creative spirit.
Louis has always loved to draw. He has also, from a very young age, developed a facility to access imaginary worlds for his amusement and no doubt also as a coping mechanism to escape the sensory overload he suffers in the "real" world; these imaginary worlds are to the forefront of his art.
With the assistance of a scribe (Louis being dyslexic), he began writing his stories and poems a few years ago, and has just completed his second book to be distributed via Amazon. The first book - Well This Is Weird - was a sort of autobiographical, stream-of-consciousness set of linked stories and dialogues through which he attempted to express something of what it was like inside his head at that time.
The new book, A Slice of Insanity, is a collection of *slightly* more conventionally-structured stories and poems that are heavily informed (still) by his experience of living with Asperger's, and which further explore his fascination with the macabre, be it through dark humour or post-apocalyptic nihilism - though the enduring message is one of hope.
If you are interested in reading Louis' book, it is available through Amazon at this link:
https://www.amazon.co.uk/Slice-Insanity-Louis-Morel/dp/1532819048/
Louis Morel, Party in the Post-Apocalypse (detail)
MIND, MATTERS AND MONSTERS:
An exhibition by Louis Morel
The Click Clock Gallery (aka the Cafe Gallery) ,
Croydon Clocktower, 9 Katharine Street,
Croydon, CR9 1NX (next to Croydon Town Hall)
6-24 June, Mon-Fri 9.30-17.30, Sat 9.30-17.00
I don't want to say too much about Louis' artworks, except that they have to be seen in the flesh, as prints, to be properly appreciated. His strong, innate sense of dynamism and composition is immediately apparent from a brief viewing online; but the astonishing beauty and subtlety of his colours and patterns are only revealed fully when seen in the giclee prints. As well as the works on the wall being for sale, the limited-edition prints are available to-order at very reasonable prices.
If coming by car, there is a handy multi-storey car park a five-minute walk away. Overground trains are frequent from Victoria to West Croydon and East Croydon, each a 10-minute walk away from the gallery.
Further information about the exhibition can be found at the event page on Facebook :
https://www.facebook.com/events/592816084220525/
An exhibition by Louis Morel
The Click Clock Gallery (aka the Cafe Gallery) ,
Croydon Clocktower, 9 Katharine Street,
Croydon, CR9 1NX (next to Croydon Town Hall)
6-24 June, Mon-Fri 9.30-17.30, Sat 9.30-17.00
I don't want to say too much about Louis' artworks, except that they have to be seen in the flesh, as prints, to be properly appreciated. His strong, innate sense of dynamism and composition is immediately apparent from a brief viewing online; but the astonishing beauty and subtlety of his colours and patterns are only revealed fully when seen in the giclee prints. As well as the works on the wall being for sale, the limited-edition prints are available to-order at very reasonable prices.
If coming by car, there is a handy multi-storey car park a five-minute walk away. Overground trains are frequent from Victoria to West Croydon and East Croydon, each a 10-minute walk away from the gallery.
Further information about the exhibition can be found at the event page on Facebook :
https://www.facebook.com/events/592816084220525/
1 December 2015
"RED SHOES"
LIMITED EDITION
GICLEE PRINT
Available now to order direct from the artist (please enquire via the Contact page), or from Robert Eagle Fine Art.
Limited to 25 numbered and signed copies, priced at £150 each (including UK p&p).
After much tweaking of colours and tones, I am very pleased with how this print turned out. Many thanks to Hugh Gilbert, for the original photography and superb printing technique, and to Robert Eagle, who conceived and coordinated the project.
DETAILS: Printed on Somerset Enhanced, 100% cotton rag, 300 gsm archival paper with no optical brighteners; milled at St Cuthberts Mill in Somerset, paper makers since the 18th century, using the water from the River Axe. The inks are Epson Ultrachrome pigment inks and have a life expectancy of 108 years (and probably a lot more). Measurements: the sheet measures 21 x 30 cm; the image measures 15 x 20 cm; surrounding the image, and bearing the signature, is a subtle off-white printed border, in breadth measuring 46 mm left and right , 25 mm top, and 35 mm bottom.
An image of the original work can be viewed here.
"RED SHOES"
LIMITED EDITION
GICLEE PRINT
Available now to order direct from the artist (please enquire via the Contact page), or from Robert Eagle Fine Art.
Limited to 25 numbered and signed copies, priced at £150 each (including UK p&p).
After much tweaking of colours and tones, I am very pleased with how this print turned out. Many thanks to Hugh Gilbert, for the original photography and superb printing technique, and to Robert Eagle, who conceived and coordinated the project.
DETAILS: Printed on Somerset Enhanced, 100% cotton rag, 300 gsm archival paper with no optical brighteners; milled at St Cuthberts Mill in Somerset, paper makers since the 18th century, using the water from the River Axe. The inks are Epson Ultrachrome pigment inks and have a life expectancy of 108 years (and probably a lot more). Measurements: the sheet measures 21 x 30 cm; the image measures 15 x 20 cm; surrounding the image, and bearing the signature, is a subtle off-white printed border, in breadth measuring 46 mm left and right , 25 mm top, and 35 mm bottom.
An image of the original work can be viewed here.
Tim Woodward, 2015
19 August 2015
NEW PORTRAIT OF
TIM WOODWARD
I have just completed a portrait of my friend, Tim Woodward. Tim is a wonderful actor, and I am very much looking forward to seeing him (plus moustache!) on stage soon in a touring production of J.B. Priestley's An Inspector Calls.
Tim is also a wonderful sitter – convivial, calming, encouraging – and I was a little sad when the sessions came to an end. I love painting people close-up; for me, the human face is the most enigmatic and fascinating subject. I am keen to do more portraits, and welcome enquiries regarding commissions.
NEW PORTRAIT OF
TIM WOODWARD
I have just completed a portrait of my friend, Tim Woodward. Tim is a wonderful actor, and I am very much looking forward to seeing him (plus moustache!) on stage soon in a touring production of J.B. Priestley's An Inspector Calls.
Tim is also a wonderful sitter – convivial, calming, encouraging – and I was a little sad when the sessions came to an end. I love painting people close-up; for me, the human face is the most enigmatic and fascinating subject. I am keen to do more portraits, and welcome enquiries regarding commissions.
Tom Burke, 2012-2013
11 April 2015
"TOM BURKE" at the ROYAL SOCIETY OF PORTRAIT PAINTERS
My portrait of Tom Burke will be hanging in the annual exhibition of the ROYAL SOCIETY OF PORTRAIT PAINTERS at the Mall Galleries, London, 16 April – 1 May (closed Sunday 26 April), open 10am – 5pm (late nights on Tuesday till 7pm).
BURGH HOUSE
I was very pleased with the recent exhibition organised by Robert Eagle at Burgh House. My work was beautifully arranged by my sister Hero Granger-Taylor, along a long white wall beneath a skylight. The attendance was good at the private view (many thanks to those who made it such a special evening), and also on the Sunday, when a steady stream of the general public (as opposed to invitees) made this the best-attended exhibition of my work since Jermyn Street days, 22 years go. I was also very happy sharing the space with Bratby, Rolt, and Stan Smith - some John Bellany, too: very different artists, all, and yet somehow complimentary.
Best wishes, Nicolas
"TOM BURKE" at the ROYAL SOCIETY OF PORTRAIT PAINTERS
My portrait of Tom Burke will be hanging in the annual exhibition of the ROYAL SOCIETY OF PORTRAIT PAINTERS at the Mall Galleries, London, 16 April – 1 May (closed Sunday 26 April), open 10am – 5pm (late nights on Tuesday till 7pm).
BURGH HOUSE
I was very pleased with the recent exhibition organised by Robert Eagle at Burgh House. My work was beautifully arranged by my sister Hero Granger-Taylor, along a long white wall beneath a skylight. The attendance was good at the private view (many thanks to those who made it such a special evening), and also on the Sunday, when a steady stream of the general public (as opposed to invitees) made this the best-attended exhibition of my work since Jermyn Street days, 22 years go. I was also very happy sharing the space with Bratby, Rolt, and Stan Smith - some John Bellany, too: very different artists, all, and yet somehow complimentary.
Best wishes, Nicolas
27 February 2015
Differently British
Works by Nicolas Granger-Taylor, John Bratby, Stan Smith and David Rolt
Exhibition at Burgh House, New End Square, Hampstead NW3 1LT
Private view on Wednesday 18th March 2015, 6.30 – 8.30pm
The exhibition runs from Wednesday 18th March to Sunday 22nd.
Open 12 – 5pm, or by appointment.
From the press release:
A living British artist renowned for his meticulously painted still lifes and nudes comes face to face with three earlier British painters who could hardly be more different. Their startlingly distinctive styles highlight the contrary nature of figurative painting in this country from the 1940s to today.
The exhibition focuses on Nicolas Granger-Taylor, a reclusive artist living in London today. Painting exclusively from life, spending weeks, sometimes months, on a single work, using sable brushes, working in oils, on fine linen canvas, his paintings have been called “cabinet pictures”, intimate pieces after hours of intense observation. The exhibition features finely detailed nude figures and still lifes that express a luxurious, rather disturbing, sense of stillness.
Facing Granger-Taylor’s paintings are works by three British artists from earlier generations – John Bratby, Stan Smith and David Rolt – boisterous by comparison. Most provocative and angry of them all is The Gorilla Within by John Bratby, a portrait from the early 1960s of a very large ape. With their bold line and colour the portraits by David Rolt (1940s) and Stan Smith (1980s) also contrast strongly with Granger-Taylor’s studied subtlety and finesse.
Full press release in PDF format with images may be viewed here:
Differently British
Works by Nicolas Granger-Taylor, John Bratby, Stan Smith and David Rolt
Exhibition at Burgh House, New End Square, Hampstead NW3 1LT
Private view on Wednesday 18th March 2015, 6.30 – 8.30pm
The exhibition runs from Wednesday 18th March to Sunday 22nd.
Open 12 – 5pm, or by appointment.
From the press release:
A living British artist renowned for his meticulously painted still lifes and nudes comes face to face with three earlier British painters who could hardly be more different. Their startlingly distinctive styles highlight the contrary nature of figurative painting in this country from the 1940s to today.
The exhibition focuses on Nicolas Granger-Taylor, a reclusive artist living in London today. Painting exclusively from life, spending weeks, sometimes months, on a single work, using sable brushes, working in oils, on fine linen canvas, his paintings have been called “cabinet pictures”, intimate pieces after hours of intense observation. The exhibition features finely detailed nude figures and still lifes that express a luxurious, rather disturbing, sense of stillness.
Facing Granger-Taylor’s paintings are works by three British artists from earlier generations – John Bratby, Stan Smith and David Rolt – boisterous by comparison. Most provocative and angry of them all is The Gorilla Within by John Bratby, a portrait from the early 1960s of a very large ape. With their bold line and colour the portraits by David Rolt (1940s) and Stan Smith (1980s) also contrast strongly with Granger-Taylor’s studied subtlety and finesse.
Full press release in PDF format with images may be viewed here:
| differently-british-press-release.pdf |
The venue:
Burgh House is a gem of Queen Anne architecture in New End Square in the heart of old Hampstead. It receives no government funding and is entirely self-financing.
The house and gallery are open 12 – 5pm Wednesday – Friday and Sunday.
On Saturdays you can access the gallery from 9.30am - 5.30pm via the Buttery Café.
Burgh House is in an enclave of old Hampstead most enjoyably approached on foot. If coming from further afield…
By car: There are a few pay-and-display bays, e.g. in Well Walk, but you are most likely to find a space at the car park on East Heath Road, NW3 1TH, just a few minutes walk from Burgh House.
By public transport: Burgh House is a five-minute walk from Hampstead Underground (Northern Line) Station and a 15-minute walk from Hampstead Heath Overground Station.
Bus routes 46 and 268 stop on Hampstead High Street.
Robert Eagle - exhibition organizer
t: 020 8995 1884 m: 07966 165 169 e: info@roberteaglefineart.com
Burgh House is a gem of Queen Anne architecture in New End Square in the heart of old Hampstead. It receives no government funding and is entirely self-financing.
The house and gallery are open 12 – 5pm Wednesday – Friday and Sunday.
On Saturdays you can access the gallery from 9.30am - 5.30pm via the Buttery Café.
Burgh House is in an enclave of old Hampstead most enjoyably approached on foot. If coming from further afield…
By car: There are a few pay-and-display bays, e.g. in Well Walk, but you are most likely to find a space at the car park on East Heath Road, NW3 1TH, just a few minutes walk from Burgh House.
By public transport: Burgh House is a five-minute walk from Hampstead Underground (Northern Line) Station and a 15-minute walk from Hampstead Heath Overground Station.
Bus routes 46 and 268 stop on Hampstead High Street.
Robert Eagle - exhibition organizer
t: 020 8995 1884 m: 07966 165 169 e: info@roberteaglefineart.com
Fossil and shells, 2013
17 November 2014
Exhibiting this month at The NEW ENGLISH ART CLUB
and ROBERT EAGLE FINE ART
I have work in two mixed exhibitions this month: the New English Art Club Annual Exhibition at the Mall Galleries (they have selected my "Fossil and Shells", 2013), and "Nymphs and Gorilla" at Robert Eagle's private gallery in Chiswick (includes a selection of my works previously exhibited with Robert Eagle earlier this year).
See below for details of both exhibitions.
"Meet the artist"
I will be in attendance at the Robert Eagle Fine Art exhibition between 2 - 5 pm on both Saturday 22nd and Sunday 23rd Nov, so do come by for a chat and a cup of tea. RSVP to me or Robert if you are coming.
Best wishes, Nicolas
* * * * *
ROBERT EAGLE FINE ART presents NYMPHS & GORILLA
PRIVATE VIEWS 12 noon - 5pm, SATURDAY 22ND & SUNDAY 23RD NOVEMBER 2014
featuring JOHN BRATBY’S APE & JUDY WHEATON’S GIRLS AT PLAY
plus JOHN BELLANY / DAVID ROLT / DOMINIC HILLS / STAN SMITH / EKATERINA KERIMOVA
ELIZABETH MUNTZ / PATRICK PROCKTOR / ADRIAN RYAN / NICOLAS GRANGER-TAYLOR
and GEORGE ADOLPHUS STOREY
Robert Eagle Fine Art, 15 Marlborough Road, Chiswick W4 4EU
RSVP: info@roberteaglefineart.com - 020 8995 1884
If you would like to come at any other time, please call Robert to arrange your visit.
www.roberteaglefineart.com
* * * * *
The New English Art Club Annual Exhibition 2014
Fri 28 November - Sun 7 December 2014, 10am to 5pm (closes 1pm on final day)
at Mall Galleries, The Mall, London SW1
(situated at the east end of the Mall, close to Admiralty Arch)
The New English Art Club Annual Exhibition provides an opportunity to see over 400 paintings, prints and drawings by members, as well as selected work submitted by the public.
All works for sale.
Admission £3, £2.50 concessions
(Free to Mall Galleries Friends, NEAC Friends, National Art Pass holders and under 18s)
www.mallgalleries.org.uk
Exhibiting this month at The NEW ENGLISH ART CLUB
and ROBERT EAGLE FINE ART
I have work in two mixed exhibitions this month: the New English Art Club Annual Exhibition at the Mall Galleries (they have selected my "Fossil and Shells", 2013), and "Nymphs and Gorilla" at Robert Eagle's private gallery in Chiswick (includes a selection of my works previously exhibited with Robert Eagle earlier this year).
See below for details of both exhibitions.
"Meet the artist"
I will be in attendance at the Robert Eagle Fine Art exhibition between 2 - 5 pm on both Saturday 22nd and Sunday 23rd Nov, so do come by for a chat and a cup of tea. RSVP to me or Robert if you are coming.
Best wishes, Nicolas
* * * * *
ROBERT EAGLE FINE ART presents NYMPHS & GORILLA
PRIVATE VIEWS 12 noon - 5pm, SATURDAY 22ND & SUNDAY 23RD NOVEMBER 2014
featuring JOHN BRATBY’S APE & JUDY WHEATON’S GIRLS AT PLAY
plus JOHN BELLANY / DAVID ROLT / DOMINIC HILLS / STAN SMITH / EKATERINA KERIMOVA
ELIZABETH MUNTZ / PATRICK PROCKTOR / ADRIAN RYAN / NICOLAS GRANGER-TAYLOR
and GEORGE ADOLPHUS STOREY
Robert Eagle Fine Art, 15 Marlborough Road, Chiswick W4 4EU
RSVP: info@roberteaglefineart.com - 020 8995 1884
If you would like to come at any other time, please call Robert to arrange your visit.
www.roberteaglefineart.com
* * * * *
The New English Art Club Annual Exhibition 2014
Fri 28 November - Sun 7 December 2014, 10am to 5pm (closes 1pm on final day)
at Mall Galleries, The Mall, London SW1
(situated at the east end of the Mall, close to Admiralty Arch)
The New English Art Club Annual Exhibition provides an opportunity to see over 400 paintings, prints and drawings by members, as well as selected work submitted by the public.
All works for sale.
Admission £3, £2.50 concessions
(Free to Mall Galleries Friends, NEAC Friends, National Art Pass holders and under 18s)
www.mallgalleries.org.uk
24 May 2014
19 May 2014
"MEET THE ARTIST" EVENINGS at Robert Eagle Fine Art, Chelsea
Thursday 22nd & Saturday 24th May 2014, 5pm - 8.30pm
I will be at my exhibition to meet visitors for a drink and a chat on Thursday 22nd and Saturday 24th May, between 5.00pm - 8.30pm. All welcome, so please do come along if you've not seen my work in the flesh before, or if you fancy another look. Best wishes, Nicolas
NICOLAS GRANGER-TAYLOR - STILL LIVES
Exhibition ends Saturday 24th May
Open Tuesday to Saturday 11am - 7pm (Thurs & Sat till 8.30pm)
ROBERT EAGLE FINE ART
91 Walton Street, Chelsea, London SW3 2HP
Nearest Underground: South Kensington
Contact: info@roberteaglefineart.com - mobile 07966 165 169
Website: www.roberteaglefineart.com
"MEET THE ARTIST" EVENINGS at Robert Eagle Fine Art, Chelsea
Thursday 22nd & Saturday 24th May 2014, 5pm - 8.30pm
I will be at my exhibition to meet visitors for a drink and a chat on Thursday 22nd and Saturday 24th May, between 5.00pm - 8.30pm. All welcome, so please do come along if you've not seen my work in the flesh before, or if you fancy another look. Best wishes, Nicolas
NICOLAS GRANGER-TAYLOR - STILL LIVES
Exhibition ends Saturday 24th May
Open Tuesday to Saturday 11am - 7pm (Thurs & Sat till 8.30pm)
ROBERT EAGLE FINE ART
91 Walton Street, Chelsea, London SW3 2HP
Nearest Underground: South Kensington
Contact: info@roberteaglefineart.com - mobile 07966 165 169
Website: www.roberteaglefineart.com
8 May 2014
SOLO EXHIBITION AT ROBERT EAGLE FINE ART:
NICOLAS GRANGER-TAYLOR - STILL LIVES
The exhibition will be comprised of available works from recent years
Private view: Thursday 15th May 2014, 6.30 - 9.30pm
Exhibition runs until 24th May, open Tuesdays - Saturdays 11am - 7pm
(or at other times by appointment)
ROBERT EAGLE FINE ART, 91 Walton Street, Chelsea, London SW3 2HP
info@roberteaglefineart.com - mobile 07966 165 169
Nearest Underground: South Kensington
www.roberteaglefineart.com
SOLO EXHIBITION AT ROBERT EAGLE FINE ART:
NICOLAS GRANGER-TAYLOR - STILL LIVES
The exhibition will be comprised of available works from recent years
Private view: Thursday 15th May 2014, 6.30 - 9.30pm
Exhibition runs until 24th May, open Tuesdays - Saturdays 11am - 7pm
(or at other times by appointment)
ROBERT EAGLE FINE ART, 91 Walton Street, Chelsea, London SW3 2HP
info@roberteaglefineart.com - mobile 07966 165 169
Nearest Underground: South Kensington
www.roberteaglefineart.com
23 February 2014
GALLERY REPRESENTATION
At present I am not affiliated with any gallery or agent. I am grateful to Jonathan Cooper for inviting me to exhibit with him and for hosting two exhibitions of my work. However, over time it became clear that this was not the gallery for me, nor I the artist for this gallery, and so it is time to move on. I wish Jonathan and all at the Park Walk Gallery a fruitful and exciting year ahead.
As for my work, news of future developments and exhibitions will be posted on this page and sent by email to those on my mailing list. To join the mailing list, please write to me via the Contact page.
All best wishes, Nicolas
GALLERY REPRESENTATION
At present I am not affiliated with any gallery or agent. I am grateful to Jonathan Cooper for inviting me to exhibit with him and for hosting two exhibitions of my work. However, over time it became clear that this was not the gallery for me, nor I the artist for this gallery, and so it is time to move on. I wish Jonathan and all at the Park Walk Gallery a fruitful and exciting year ahead.
As for my work, news of future developments and exhibitions will be posted on this page and sent by email to those on my mailing list. To join the mailing list, please write to me via the Contact page.
All best wishes, Nicolas
24 October 2013
REVIEW OF 2013 EXHIBITION
A sympathetic, insighful review by Susan Heywood at Platform505.com
REVIEW OF 2013 EXHIBITION
A sympathetic, insighful review by Susan Heywood at Platform505.com
23 October 2013
"MEET THE ARTIST" AFTERNOONS
Saturdays 26th Oct and 2nd Nov, 2-4pm
Jonathan Cooper, Park Walk Gallery, 20 Park Walk, Chelsea, London SW10 OAQ
You are warmly invited to meet me at my current exhibition, at Jonathan Cooper, Park Walk Gallery, on the last two Saturday afternoons of the exhibition's run:
2-4pm, Saturdays 26th October and 2nd November 2013.
Best wishes, Nicolas
"MEET THE ARTIST" AFTERNOONS
Saturdays 26th Oct and 2nd Nov, 2-4pm
Jonathan Cooper, Park Walk Gallery, 20 Park Walk, Chelsea, London SW10 OAQ
You are warmly invited to meet me at my current exhibition, at Jonathan Cooper, Park Walk Gallery, on the last two Saturday afternoons of the exhibition's run:
2-4pm, Saturdays 26th October and 2nd November 2013.
Best wishes, Nicolas
Poet, 2013
20 September 2013
SOLO EXHIBITION
Jonathan Cooper, Park Walk Gallery
9 Oct - 2 Nov 2013
My forthcoming exhibition of recent paintings and drawings (all completed this year) opens on 9th October and runs to 2nd November at Jonathan Cooper, Park Walk Gallery, 20 Park Walk, Chelsea, London SW10 OAQ.
All works are for sale. If you are interested in buying a work or want further information, please write to me via the Contact page.
SOLO EXHIBITION
Jonathan Cooper, Park Walk Gallery
9 Oct - 2 Nov 2013
My forthcoming exhibition of recent paintings and drawings (all completed this year) opens on 9th October and runs to 2nd November at Jonathan Cooper, Park Walk Gallery, 20 Park Walk, Chelsea, London SW10 OAQ.
All works are for sale. If you are interested in buying a work or want further information, please write to me via the Contact page.
9 February 2013
CHELSEA ARTS CLUB YEARBOOK 2013
I am very pleased and flattered that my painting "Red Shoes" was chosen for the dust jacket design of this year's Chelsea Arts Club Yearbook. - Nicolas
CHELSEA ARTS CLUB YEARBOOK 2013
I am very pleased and flattered that my painting "Red Shoes" was chosen for the dust jacket design of this year's Chelsea Arts Club Yearbook. - Nicolas
23 June 2012
LATYMER UPPER SCHOOL
PORTRAIT COMMISSION
Nicolas' latest work: a portrait of Peter Winter, the outgoing headmaster of Nicolas' old school, Latymer Upper, Hammersmith. Unveiled on 22 June 2012, at a dinner in honour of Peter Winter, the portrait is to be hung in the school's main hall alongside the portraits of other past headmasters and governors.
Click on the image for a link to the Portraits gallery to access a larger image of this work, and for other recent portraits.
LATYMER UPPER SCHOOL
PORTRAIT COMMISSION
Nicolas' latest work: a portrait of Peter Winter, the outgoing headmaster of Nicolas' old school, Latymer Upper, Hammersmith. Unveiled on 22 June 2012, at a dinner in honour of Peter Winter, the portrait is to be hung in the school's main hall alongside the portraits of other past headmasters and governors.
Click on the image for a link to the Portraits gallery to access a larger image of this work, and for other recent portraits.
26 January 2012
FILM OF EXHIBITION
A short film of Nicolas' recent exhibition, with a music score by Roger Eno, is now viewable on YouTube at this link: www.youtube.com
FILM OF EXHIBITION
A short film of Nicolas' recent exhibition, with a music score by Roger Eno, is now viewable on YouTube at this link: www.youtube.com
12 September 2011
SOLO EXHIBITION OPENING 28 SEPTEMBER 2011
Nicolas will be at Jonathan Cooper's Park Walk Gallery between 1-6pm on the opening day of his solo exhibition, Wednesday 28 September. The exhibition runs to 15 October.
Gallery opening hours: Mon-Fri 10am-6.30pm, Sat 11am-4pm.
ESSAY BY NICOLAS IN 'THE JACKDAW'
Issue #99 (Sept/Oct 2011) of 'The Jackdaw' features an essay by Nicolas, on overcoming blocks and boosting creativity. Available at good newsagents and gallery shops, such as the Tate, and by mail order: www.thejackdaw.co.uk
SOLO EXHIBITION OPENING 28 SEPTEMBER 2011
Nicolas will be at Jonathan Cooper's Park Walk Gallery between 1-6pm on the opening day of his solo exhibition, Wednesday 28 September. The exhibition runs to 15 October.
Gallery opening hours: Mon-Fri 10am-6.30pm, Sat 11am-4pm.
ESSAY BY NICOLAS IN 'THE JACKDAW'
Issue #99 (Sept/Oct 2011) of 'The Jackdaw' features an essay by Nicolas, on overcoming blocks and boosting creativity. Available at good newsagents and gallery shops, such as the Tate, and by mail order: www.thejackdaw.co.uk
27 June 2011
SOLO EXHIBITION
Nicolas will have a solo exhibition at Jonathan Cooper, Park Walk Gallery, Chelsea, London, from 28 September to 15 October 2011.
FACEBOOK PAGE
Nicolas has a Facebook page which carries a wider range of images than this website, including galleries of older works as well as a different selection of more recent work.
www.facebook.com
SOLO EXHIBITION
Nicolas will have a solo exhibition at Jonathan Cooper, Park Walk Gallery, Chelsea, London, from 28 September to 15 October 2011.
FACEBOOK PAGE
Nicolas has a Facebook page which carries a wider range of images than this website, including galleries of older works as well as a different selection of more recent work.
www.facebook.com
