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Peter Newcombe Exhibition of Oils

Peter Newcombe

2-22 November 2019

Peter Newcombe (1943- ) was born in Blisworth, Northamptonshire. He studied illustration and etching at Northampton School of Art, where he won a travelling scholarship. His work first came to public attention in 1968 with a set of twelve large drawings illustrating ‘The Shepherds Calendar’ by John Clare, which were featured on BBC television. In 1970 he was awarded a major art grant from the Elizabeth T. Greenshield Foundation in Canada. At this time he began exhibiting widely in London including at the Royal Academy, the Royal Society of British Artists, and the Royal Institute of Painters in Watercolour.

In 1979 he designed a set of flower stamps for the Post Office.
The subject matter of Peter Newcombe’s paintings is gathered almost entirely from the area of Northamptonshire in which he lives. His paintings are intense studies of landscape and flora in all seasons, and he has a particular interest in old buildings and wild flowers.

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JON PAINE

JON PAINE

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

‘I am a professional Chartered Engineer, but have always had a passion for working with wood. I was introduced to woodturning in the mid 1990s by my father who was recovering from illness and had decided to try his hand at the craft as a form of therapy. Through the early, somewhat experimental, days helping my father I realised that woodturning offered a unique way to express myself outside of the relatively straight lines generally associated with conventional cabinetwork. I regularly enter pieces into the national woodturning shows and have been commended on my work with some pieces winning prizes.’

 

 

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MAGGIE SMITH

MAGGIE SMITH

 


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Maggie Smith Basket at The Dolby Gallery Oundle

 

‘Inspiration for my work comes from the natural world and the materials around me. Observing both, for as long as I remember, inspired hours of creative mind games and excitement in me.  Many of my works start from a found object which I build a form around, often using materials from the same location. This element of chance forces me to explore the possibilities of these, often unconventional, materials. My abilities to make use of such materials rooted in the discipline of traditional basketry technique.

My recent work has focused on willow, deconstructing and experimenting allowing me, over time, to develop a more intimate knowledge of it. This knowledge then helps me to reconstruct using the various craft and basketry skills available to me.’

 

 

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CRISPIN HEESOM

CRISPIN HEESOM

 

Crispin Heesom, Twilight Over Bridge, Oil on Canvas, £400

 

‘After graduating from the Byam Shaw school of art in London in 1973 I did a series of different jobs but always kept painting. I lived in an Acme house in Hackney.  I have been a full time artist since 1992 and have shown in London, Cambridge and Viersen in Germany.

The work consists mainly of oil paintings and drawings and etchings. My main source of inspiration until recently has been landscape, but now I am working on a series inspired by figures in motion.

In my work I want to maintain an abstract independence between form and content. My aim being to work on the borderline between abstraction and figuration rather than copying nature.’

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WINTER SHOW 2017

WINTER SHOW

1 december – 31 january 2018

 

matt underwood  |  carry akroyd  |  nick grove  | gunta krumins  |  maggie smith |  fiona clucas

edward douglas  |  carol parfitt  |  john parfitt  |  jenny dunbar | crispin heesom |  gordon monk  

anthony mashman |  margaret gardiner | rob bibby  |  jon paine  |  simon dolby  |  gillian dolby  |  polly dolby

ruth lyne |   ruth rignall  |  john masterton  |  helen west  |  valentina brunn  |  rosemarie cooke |  john mcgowan

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GERI WADDINGTON

GERI WADDINGTON

Friday 1 September –  Saturday 14 October

Private View Friday 1 September 7-9pm

 

Geri Waddington  trained in painting at the Slade School of Fine Art. She started engraving in 1995, and was elected a member of the Society of Wood Engravers in 2001, and its Chairman in 2014. She has exhibited regularly with the Society of Wood Engravers, the National Print Exhibition (later named ‘Originals’), (prizewinner 1999 and 2005), The International Miniature Print Exhibition, and at the Royal Academy and numerous independent galleries. She makes and sells independent prints and also illustrates hand-made private press books, where her engravings are printed directly from the wood, and has work in collections in the UK and abroad.

Wood engraving is one the simplest and yet most intense forms of printmaking; an image is produced by engraving into the polished endgrain surface of a block of wood (traditionally boxwood), with a variety of tools, which can produce a wide vocabulary of marks. The block is then inked with a roller and printed onto paper, where the cut marks appear as white.

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GERI WADDINGTON

GERI WADDINGTON

 

 

Geri Waddington  trained in painting at the Slade School of Fine Art. She started engraving in 1995, and was elected a member of the Society of Wood Engravers in 2001, and its Chairman in 2014. She has exhibited regularly with the Society of Wood Engravers, the National Print Exhibition (later named ‘Originals’), (prizewinner 1999 and 2005), The International Miniature Print Exhibition, and at the Royal Academy and numerous independent galleries. She makes and sells independent prints and also illustrates hand-made private press books, where her engravings are printed directly from the wood, and has work in collections in the UK and abroad.

Wood engraving is one the simplest and yet most intense forms of printmaking; an image is produced by engraving into the polished endgrain surface of a block of wood (traditionally boxwood), with a variety of tools, which can produce a wide vocabulary of marks. The block is then inked with a roller and printed onto paper, where the cut marks appear as white. .

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SUMMER MIXED SHOW 2017

SUMMER MIXED SHOW

August 4 – 26

 

paintings of local scenes | original prints | ceramics | textiles woodwork 

fused glass |  jewellery  |  handmade aprons  |  artists cards 

matt underwood  |  carry akroyd  |  nick grove  |  karen wyeth  | gunta krumins  |  daisy rubenstenin

edward douglas  |  carol parfitt  |  john parfitt  |  jenny dunbar  |  margaret gardiner  

rob bibby  |  jon paine  |  robert cox  |  simon dolby  |  gillian dolby  |  polly dolby  

helen clarke  |  ruth rignall  |  john masterton  |  helen west  |  valentina brunn  |  jane sanders 

 

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ROBERT HUNTER

Rob Hunter, Original Pastel

ROBERT HUNTER

Friday 30 June – Saturday 29 July

Private view Friday 30 June 7-9pm

 

We are excited to welcome Robert Hunter to The Dolby Gallery for his inaugural exhibition. Robert will be showing a selection of local town and landscapes of Northamptonshire and beyond in pastels, graphite and paint as well as powerful figurative pieces with determined brushstrokes and a powerful sense of light. The exhibition will reflect a journey from earlier works through to contemporary, representing Robert’s diverse skill as an artist.

Lilford Bridge conte & charcoal on paper 50 x 70 cm

Easton-on-the-Hill  pastel on paper 53 x 67cm


Rob Hunter, Original Pastel

Towards Stamford School pastel on paper 54 x 78cm

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PRINTS AND ORIGINALS

PRINTS AND ORIGINALS

Friday 5 May – Saturday 24 June

 

Come and browse a diverse selection of prints and originals by Simon, Gillian and Polly Dolby. Unframed works in the browser by Carry Akroyd, Geri Waddington and Mikki Longley. We will also be showing our regular collection of ceramics, jewellery and artists cards.

To browse all the prints we have available, click here.

 

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MODERN MASTERS – Original Exhibition Posters

MODERN MASTERS – ORIGINAL EXHIBITION POSTERS

Friday 31 March – Saturday 29 April

Private View Friday 31 March 6-9pm

 

Come and browse a selection of rare and enigmatic original exhibition posters from some of the most famous exhibitions of the 21st Century. Highly collectable and beautifully designed expect to see Picasso, Matisse, Miro, Chagall, Leger, Dali, Dufy among many other modern masters!

(works are no longer available at The Dolby Gallery,

visit goldmarkart.com to purchase)

 

Henri Matisse, Galerie Berggruen

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Henri Matisse, 50 Ans de “Collages”

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Raoul Dufy, Atelier Mourlot

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Pablo Picasso, Les Lithographies de l’Atelier Mourlot

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Pablo Picasso, Exposition de la Paix

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Marc Chagall, Art Club Frederic Gollong

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Alexander Calder, Calder at Pace/Columbus

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Alexander Calder, L’Atelier Mourlot

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Antoni Clavé, Clave – Ecole Paris 1956 , Galerie Charpentier

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Pablo Picasso, Congrès Mondial des Partisans de la Paix

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Salvador Dali, Culan-Cher

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Sonia and Robert Delaunay, Bibliotheque Nationale

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Raoul Dufy, Untitled

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Jean Cocteau, Hommage à Jean Cocteau

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Marc Chagall, Hommage a Louis Aragon

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Pablo Picasso, Hommage a René Char

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Bernard Buffet, Hommage Fernand Mourlot (Vase of Anenomies)

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Joan Miró, Joan Miró – Graphics

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Joan Miró, L’Atelier Mourlot , Seibu Department Stores

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Marc Chagall, Le Ciel Bleu-Galerie Maeght

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Bernard Buffet, Le Pain et Le Vin

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Fernand Léger, Le Travail

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Henri Matisse, Grand Palais – Nu Bleu XI

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Henri Matisse, Travail et Joie

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Joan Miró, Miró at Pace/Columbus 1979

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Joan Miró, Atelier Mourlot

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Fernand Léger, Musée Cantini 1966

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Fernand Léger, Musée de Lyon

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Pablo Picasso, Musée Réattu – Arles

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 Jean Cocteau, Poésie Graphique – I

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Jean Cocteau, Poésie Graphique – II

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Joan Miró, Salon de Mai

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Henri Matisse, The Sculpture of Matisse

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Marc Chagall, The Vision

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Marc Chagall, Les Peintres Témoins de Leur Temps

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Fernand Léger, Hommage a Fernand Léger

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Bernard Buffet, Vézelay – Affiche D’Exposition

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Picasso-Exhibition-Poster, Modern Masters Exhibition, Dolby Gallery

Pablo Picasso, Picasso 45 Linoléums Gravés, Bacchanal with Black Bull

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Fernand Leger Original Exhibition Poster

Fernand Léger, Dessins et Gouaches

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Robert Indiana, The Santa Fe Opera

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CARRY AKROYD

CARRY AKROYD

Friday 3 – Saturday 25 March

Private View Friday 3 March 7-9pm

“I have always been interested in field patterns, and how geology dictates the agriculture of a district. A lot of my work is based on walking, or even driving, through the landscape, trying to understand it, rather than from a static viewpoint. I draw outside, but then work in the studio, where my dominating interest is in form and colour.

 A parallel, but linked, seam of work loses the representational landscape elements to give way to untidy patchworks of colour. I play for hours with each of these, sometimes over years, until satisfied by a balanced composition. 

At the same time as following my own inclinations, I have accidentally become an illustrator. Time spent drawing outside led to noticing birds and their habitats, till they became an important ingredient in my work. Due to this, I was commissioned to illustrate the book of the Radio4 series ‘Tweet of the Day’, then to do a regular illustration for the ‘Bird of the Month ‘column in The Oldie magazine. I am also jacket illustrator for the two series: ‘British Wildlife Collection ‘ and ‘Encounters in the Wild‘.

The span of work between illustrating to order and the unlimited playing with colour suits my restless nature, as does working in a variety of media. When one vein becomes exhausted, another is ready and waiting.

C A Luddington 2017

Lane Through Green Fields
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Walton Hill  SOLD
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Park
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Woodland
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Deer in the Park
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Kintra
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Hillside Badgers  SOLD
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White Tree  SOLD
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Blue Tree
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Green Square

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Orange Line  SOLD

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Summer Fields  SOLD
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Autumn Fox  SOLD

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EDWARD DOUGLAS

Edward-Douglas-Floating-Boxes

EDWARD DOUGLAS

 

 

Edward is a local designer/maker working from his busy workshop in the heart of Oundle’s market place. He designs and makes a range of bespoke furniture including cabinetry, kitchens, garden gates and doors. He has a clean, stripped back aesthetic and enjoys using sustainably sourced, beautiful timber allowing teh materials to take centre stage.

See more of his work here: edwarddouglas.co.uk

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GORDON MONK

GORDON MONK

 

 

‘Green wood is much easier to work than seasoned wood, especially when working with hard woods. Chair components are traditionally made from green  wood, the components are dried before the chair is assembled.’

The Dolby Gallery have always loved Gordon’s chairs and have sold many over the years. Their natural, flowing forms and comfort make them very popular. They create a wonderful, wholesome presence in a room. Pop in to see which designs we have in stock or to commission a piece.

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JOHN PARFITT

John Parfitt Shadow Oil on Canvas at The Dolby Gallery Oundle Northamptonshire

JOHN PARFITT

 

John Parfitt, 'Shadow', Mixed Media on Canvas at The Dolby Gallery Oundle Northamptonshire

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“Vibrant colour and dramatic yet sensuous line capture joyfully expressive moments of solitary acrobatics, of tender coupling, of Zen-like dance and dynamic interaction”.

John Parfitt lives in East Northamptonshire, He is a painter and printmaker, trained in fine art/paintmaking at Gwent College of art and education at London University.  He has combined a career in teaching alongside developing his artwork.

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JEWELLERY

Ruth Lyne at The Dolby Gallery Oundle

JEWELLERY

 

We have a gorgeous permanent collection of jewellery at The Dolby Gallery exhibited alongside our exhibition programme.

Pop in to see new work by the following…

Helen West | Ruth Lyne | Carol Clift | Jane Barker | Valentina Brunn



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Helen West at The Dolby Gallery Oundle
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Ruth Lyne at The Dolby Gallery Oundle
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Helen West at The Dolby Gallery Oundle

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CONTEMPORARY CERAMICS

Friday 3 – Saturday 25 February 2017

Private View Friday 3 February 6-9pm

We look forward to welcoming back a knock out selection of local and regional ceramicists for our Contemporary Ceramics exhibition at The Dolby Gallery. Expect a diverse and interesting curation of domestic, functional and abstract works in clay and porcelain from ceramicists across East Anglia. Makers include:

John Masterton |  Rob Bibby | Jenny Dunbar | Harvey Bradley | Rosemarie Cooke  | Susan Cupitt | Peter Deans | Moira Goodall | Helen Humphreys | Frank Logan | Anja Penger-Onyett | Marion Stuart | Pam Schomberg | Margaret Gardiner | Peter Warren

 

 
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JOHN MASTERTON

John-Masteron, Teapot
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John Masterton, Contemporary Ceramics, East Anglia, The Dolby Gallery

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John Masterton, Contemporary Ceramics, East Anglia, The Dolby Gallery
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FRANK LOGAN

Frank Logan, Contemporary Ceramics, East Anglia, The Dolby Gallery
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MARGARET GARDINER

Margaret Gardiner Herb Pots, Contemporary Ceramics, East Anglia, The Dolby Gallery
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Margaret Gardiner Teapots, Contemporary Ceramics, East Anglia, The Dolby Gallery
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Margaret Gardiner Mugs, Contemporary Ceramics, East Anglia, The Dolby Gallery
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ANJA PENGER-ONYETT

Anja Penger-Onyett, Contemporary Ceramics, East Anglia, The Dolby Gallery
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Anja Penger- Onyett, Contemporary Ceramics, East Anglia, The Dolby Gallery
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HARVEY BRADLEY

Harvey Bradley, Contemporary Ceramics, East Anglia, The Dolby Gallery
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Harvey Bradley, Contemporary Ceramics, East Anglia, The Dolby Gallery
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PAM SCHOMBERG

Pam Schomberg,Contemporary Ceramics, East Anglia, The Dolby Gallery
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Pam Schomberg, Contemporary Ceramics, East Anglia, The Dolby Gallery
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JENNY DUNBAR


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PETER DEANS

Peter Deans, Contemporary Ceramics, East Anglia, The Dolby Gallery
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Peter Deans, Contemporary Ceramics, East Anglia, The Dolby Gallery
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Peter Deans, Contemporary Ceramics, East Anglia, The Dolby Gallery
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SUSAN CUPITT

Susan Cupitt
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HELEN HUMPHREYS


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PETER WARREN


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SIMON DOLBY TRAVEL NOTES

SIMON DOLBY TRAVEL NOTES

Saturday 28 October – Saturday 25 November

Simon has been working on some beautiful, atmospheric new oil paintings quite different in style to his watercolour work. Dramatic land and sea scapes  from his travels across Great Britain and France capture the ever changing light and colour of the seasons. They will be exhibited alongside a collection of much loved local scenes of Northamptonshire.


Towards Muker, Swaledale, 2017, 20ins x 30ins, £1450

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Swaledale Summer, 2017, 20ins x 30ins
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West Street, Oundle, summer storm approaching 2017, 13ins x 16ins,
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Towards Oundle, across the Nene 2017, 7ins x 11ins, £180
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Towards Skidaw, Lake District, 2016, 11ins x 21ins, £450
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An Teallach, North West Scotland 2017, 12ins x 16ins, £495
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Towards Hindscarth and Dalehead, Lake District, 2016, 11ins x 21ins, £450
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Towards Stoke Doyle 2017, 12ins x 12ins
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Towards Ashton Wold Northamptonshire by Simon Dolby at The Dolby Gallery
Towards Ashton Wold, Northamptonshire 9in x 12ins
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Towards Oundle From Ashton Northamptonshire 2017 by Simon Dolby at The Dolby Gallery
Towards Oundle From Ashton, Northamptonshire 9in x 12ins
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Pont-De-Montford, South West France 2015, 8ins x 10ins, £300
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Le Verdier, South West France 2015, 8ins x 10ins, £300
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Towards Compagnac, South West France 2015, 12ins x 16ins, £395
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Sunset over Buttermere, Lake District, 2016, 9ins x 12ins, £350
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Wensleydale Summer, Yorkshire Dales, 2016, 12ins x 36ins,
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Sunset over Cape Cornwall, 2016, 9ins x 12ins, £350
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Sunset over Cape Cornwall, 2016, 9ins x 12ins, £350
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Stac Pollaidh, Assynt, Wester Ross, Scotland at The Dolby Gallery, Oundle, Northamptonshire


Stac Pollaidh, Assynt, Wester Ross, Scotland 2016, 9ins x 12ins, £350
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Loch a Bahrain, Wester Ross, Scotland at The Dolby Gallery, Oundle, Northamptonshire


Loch A Bhraoin, Wester Ross, Scotland 2016, 9ins x 12ins, £350
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