One L-shaped room in the house doubles as a pretend-art gallery and we recently pretended to be curators doing a rehang as we changed from our summer to the autumn exhibition. As we moved the pictures on and off the walls the new exhibition came to be, without forethought, of abstract works, and particularly darkish ones of strong colour. I guess my recent visit to the RA exhibition of ‘Abstract Impressionism’ may have subconsciously influential in this respect.

Here is a general view in one direction along the ‘long wall’:

 

                    And here is a view of the left-hand corner                               with a one-picture overlap (and some of                             my ‘new’ mini-sculptures)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

In this private view of a private exhibition, the following are thumbnail images of some of  the paintings ‘on show’, specifically those which have not already appeared in The Gallery or in this Commentary section of my webpage. Non-Fowlers are identified by artist’s name.

     ‘Earth Study 41’ Michael Carlo ’09

‘Hill and Wood, Autumn Study 2005’ Gouache/ink/pencil Michael Carlo

‘The Earth Study Pink Track and Sun’ Ink and Gouache Michael Carlo

 

‘Seaside’ 2004

 

‘On Weavers Way’ 2014 Watercolour crayon M Horn

 

 

   Untitled Oil on paper

Untitled Watercolour

 

 

  ‘Garden’ Oil on canvas

 

    ‘Nakhr Gorge 1’ 2014  Acrylic on card Birkin Hayward

  Untitled Collage  M Horn

  Untitled  Oil on canvas

 

                                                                          Untitled Oil on canvas