Two shows for 2025
After the disappointment of having to pull the August show, we are delighted to confirm that there will be two exhibitions in 2025.
The first one will be over the Easter Bank Holiday weekend and the second will be in the usual August Bank Holiday weekend slot.
Both will be at the usual venue, the West Wycombe Village Hall. Admission will be free and many of the pieces on display will be on sale.
We look forward to sharing more details soon.
Painting selected for national exhibition
This stunning oil painting created by one of our members, Keith Francis, was accepted by the Royal Society of Marine Artists for inclusion in their prestigious annual exhibition at the Mall Galleries, London in September.
The subject of Keith’s amazing study is the steam tug Cervia, of one of this country’s National Historic Ships berthed at Royal Harbour Ramsgate. The old tug has quite a history, not least its sinking resulting in the loss of four lives including her skipper in 1954. The boat was quickly recovered and went on to become one of the last commercially operating steam tugs in the country.
Cervia is now in the care of The Steam Tug Cervia Preservation Trust who are actively raising monies to preserve this important historic ship.
Voted Best in Show 2023
Morning in Polenca Cafe Square
by Tim Robinson
Plein air
Summer 2022
Always good to get out there and paint – when the weather obliges!
Portrait demo
with Peter Keegan, March 2020
Another great demo from Peter. Working in oils he did this portrait of Stefan in around 90 minutes, while chatting to and entertaining the audience.
Vibrant acrylics
Demo with Hashim Akib, Jan 2020
It was great to welcome back Hashim Akib with another of his excellent demonstrations in vibrant acrylics. He produced two amazing portraits during his entertaining and informative 2-hour demo..
The lockdown sessions
Online 2020
Tim's great idea kept our Monday night club sessions going through the dark days of lockdown. We met online to paint portraits from a shared photograph. Here are some of the results…