Bradbury Gallery

Rolf Harris – The Signature Collection

richard.brown — Sat, 18 Feb 2012 17:02:39 +0000

Rolf Harris is unique for so many reasons.
His gift for observation, his talent for
communication, his enduring popularity, his
engaging personality, and the consistently
outstanding artwork he creates, all combine to
make him stand out in the world of art .

This stunning collection of 12 images will be launching in the Gallery

on Saturday 31st March and available to pre-order on the website from the 28th February.

For more information you can call the gallery on 02890 233535

or simply message through the website.

The Lost Impossimals – A Collection of Paintings that Made Twistory

richard.brown — Sat, 18 Feb 2012 16:51:30 +0000

New Exhibition 3rd March. Watch this Space!

Peter Smith will be launching his latest collection, with a twist!

The Flat Floppy Fluff

The Twistory

In 1864, Lewis Carroll was passing a gallery in Oxford which was hosting an event by Charles Burroughs. Charles, spoke about his encounter with one of the Empires least known animals, the Giant Lagomorphs, more commonly known as Fat Floppy Fluffs. Usually only seen around tea-time they love nothing more than sitting around with a cup of tea on warm summer nights.

Charles followed a Fat Floppy Fluff after discovering one right under his nose on Wimbledon Common. At first he thought he had discovered a Womble, but closer inspection revealed a rounder body and an absence of tweed.
His trek led him to a large hole underneath the roots of a twisted Bongleberry bush. One slip and he fell in, only stopping when he landed several hundred feet down the hole on a large moss bed. He was curious to discover more, and after some fiddling about with grow and shrink potions, finally found his way into a magic garden full of childhood memories. The Fat Floppy Fluff was nowhere to be seen, but a passing Leicestershire Cat pointed out the way from this land of wonder back to the green grass of the common.

Lewis Carroll, obviously moved by this, decided to write up Charles’ story, but to make it more plausible disguise it as fiction. It’s only because of the discovery of this painting many years later that we can finally say that Wonderland was real and Alice in Wonderland is probably the best non-fictional account about the Fat Floppy Fluffs and its environment.

We will be launching this exhibition of 6 Images on Saturday 3rd March, so don’t miss your opportunity to be part of Twistory by being at the launch of this ground breaking exhibition.

Sun on Devil’s Marbles on Paper

richard.brown — Wed, 15 Feb 2012 15:08:47 +0000

Sale Time at bradburyGALLERY

richard.brown — Tue, 27 Dec 2011 14:34:17 +0000

Join us in the Gallery before the 1st January to take advantage of a host of special offers on all artwork including new collections from Doug Hyde, Mackenzie Thorpe, Lawrence Coulson and Paul Horton.
Due to the Sale the website will not be taking orders until 2012, Until then feel free to message us or call on 02890 233535.

I hope you have had a good Christmas and we look forward to welcoming you into the gallery.

Bee Boy Mackenzie Thorpe Sculpture

richard.brown — Mon, 10 Oct 2011 10:15:17 +0000

Hand painted cast resin
edition 195 8 artist proof, 8 hors d ‘ Commerce
h21.5″ x w 10″ x d 8.25″
Coming Soon

One Man Mackenzie Thorpe

richard.brown — Sat, 24 Sep 2011 16:03:28 +0000

Mounted Giclee
edition size 125
31″ by 19.75″

This Little Heart of Mine Mackenzie Thorpe

richard.brown — Sat, 24 Sep 2011 16:00:16 +0000

Title:	This Little Heart of Mine
Date:	2005
Medium:	Soft Ground Etching with Aquatint
Size:	41.5″x29.5″

Waiting for me Dad

richard.brown — Sat, 24 Sep 2011 15:56:12 +0000

Mounted Giclee
edition size125
image size 30″by16″

The Perfect Match

richard.brown — Sat, 24 Sep 2011 15:54:27 +0000

mounted Giclee on Paper

Edition size 125

image size 19″ by 22″

You’ll never walk alone

richard.brown — Sat, 24 Sep 2011 15:51:31 +0000

mounted giclee on Paper

image size 32″ by 24″