George Rowlett
Through Hollyhocks, Allium Stipitatum, Fennel & Wild Carrot to the Greenhouse. 18-19th July 2018
Oil on board
30” x 48”
George Rowlett
Harmony in Whites, Onopordum Thistle, Verbena Bonariensis, Purple Toadflax, Fennel, Opium Poppy Seedheads & Hollyhocks to the Greenhouse. Morning, 24th July 2018
Oil on board
48” x 30”
George Rowlett
Through Wild Carrot, Fennel, Grasses & Alliums to the Hollyhocks, Heavy Rain. 28th July 2018
Oil on board
48” x 24”
George Rowlett
Salvia Candelabrum with Quaking Grass, Marjoram, Dahlias, Fennel & Grasses by the Path. Midday, 25th July 2018
Oil on board
48" x 24”
George Rowlett
Foxglove Ferrugianea, & Aquilegia Seedheads against Purple Toadflax, Verbena Bonariensis, Onopordum, Echinops & Wild Carrot. 21st July 2018
Oil on board
36” x 24”
George Rowlett
Past Thistle Onopordum, Verbena Bonariensis, Toadflax Opium Poppy Seedheads & Hollyhocks to the Green- house. Late Afternoon Light, 24th July 2018
Oil on board
30” x 24”
George Rowlett
Sweetpea Trellis with Perovskia Eryngium & Salvia. Evening, 19th July 2018
Oil on board
24” x 30”
George Rowlett
Looking South, Fennel, Wild Leeks Grasses & Euphorbia, Oregano with a Comma Butterfly. 26th July 2018
Oil on board
24" x”18”
George Rowlett
Hollyhocks & Foxglove Ferrugianea with Oregano, Verbena Bonariensis & Wild Leeks. 21st July 2018
Oil on board
24” x 18”
George Rowlett
Pink Variant of Purple Toadflax with Euphorbia & Foxglove Seedheads. 26th July 2018
Oil on board
24" x 12"
George Rowlett
Path to the Hollyhocks, with Fennel, Allium, Grasses, Verbena Bonariensis & Euphorbia. Late Afternoon, July 2018
Oil on board
12” x 18”
George Rowlett
Past the Hollyhocks to The Chain & Flank of the Skirrid, Late Afternoon. 20th July 2018
Oil on board
18” x 12”
George Rowlett
Salvia Candelabrum with Quaking Grass, Marjoram, Dahlias, Fennel & Grasses, the Path. Evening, 25th July 2018
Oil on board
18” x 12”
DOWNSTAIRS AT THE CHAPEL, MARKET STREET
Private View on Friday 22 July 5pm at the Chapel, followed by a talk with Sarah Price and a Seasonal Summer Supper. Booking essential for the talk and supper.
GEORGE ROWLETT
George trained at Camberwell School of Art and the Royal Academy Schools and has work in public and private collections worldwide. He paints landscapes and seascapes using only the primary colours oil colours and white producing extraordinary ranges of colour. He has received tributes from Frank Aurbach, John Lahr and Andrew Lambirth.
George spent two weeks in Sarah Price’s garden creating 19 spectacular paintings. They have little in the way of botanical detail but are rich in colour and energy. He describes Sarah’s garden as : “An enchanting, secluded place with a special atmosphere and light and delicate touch; a sort of tamed but still vigorous wildness. It was thrilling to be the garden of a young designer with a reputation for an iconoclastic and experimental approach to planting arrangements.”
By kind permission of Michael Richardson, Art Space Gallery, London
SARAH PRICE
Sarah trained as an artist in Fine Art (1st class honours degree) before deciding to create gardens – delicately detailed private spaces as well as large public works. Sarah lives with her husband and two young children at the home that once belonged to her grandparents. She works in the Victorian walled gardens and old glass houses “now my garden is a laboratory of ideas.’
Sarah has won numerous awards and gold medals at RHS Chelsea. She is contributing editor for Gardens Illustrated, House & Gardens, Royal Academy of Arts Magazine and The Telegraph. “Violets and purples are unusual colours to see in a garden painting but where we live in South Wales you see these colours at sunset. At that time of day you can look at a garden and see it in a purely visual, sensual way. I step back and enjoy being propelled into that moment – a joyful moment. This is why I make gardens.”
Arts Council of Wales Collectorplan scheme available for the purchase of original art. More information via the link below.
