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The Derwent Gallery Fine art gallery for original landscape paintings and photography of the Derbyshire Peak District |
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Derwent Gallery
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"Near Grindleford
Bridge, 1880" by George Turner
The Gallery specialises in original paintings of the Peak District’s varied landscapes of dramatic edges and moorlands of the White Peak and the Dark Peak, and well-known villages, such as Bakewell, home of the Bakewell Pudding, and Eyam, the famous plague village, by regional and national artists. The landscape pictures represent a broad range of media – watercolour paintings, acrylics and oil paintings, with pastel and pencil drawings, monoprints and landscape photography, including a selection of limited editions and prints. The Gallery also features some distinctive Russian Art in the form of still life watercolours and collectible Russian miniatures of lacquer boxes depicting scenes from folk tales. All are displayed in a spacious, well-lit area alongside ceramics and sculpture. There are regular art exhibitions by Derbyshire artists, Sheffield artists and Manchester artists and special featured displays of themed contemporary work.
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All the framed art on sale at the gallery
has been framed on site
by Robin Ashmore. The same high standard of work is applied across the
bespoke service. Picture framing of paintings, stretching and blocking of needlework and tapestries, mounting and framing of collectables. |
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www.derwentgallery.com |
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