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ArtistsJohn Noott Galleries are proud to promote an ever increasing and eclectic mix of artists. John Noott opened his first gallery in 1972, focusing on 19th and 20th century art and has represented many important artists from those times such as Alfred de Breanski, J F Herring and John Emms and, from more recent times, Edward Seago, Dorothea Sharp and Dame Laura Knight . Since then, the collection has evolved and grown and now embraces the work of many fine contemporary artists including the work of Ken Howard, Mary Fedden and Tom Coates.
John Noott Galleries has established a reputation for giving talented artists their first opportunity to exhibit - notable among these are Sam Toft, Ron Bone, Edward Noott and Tim Gustard - all of whom held their very first one-man shows at John Noott Galleries, and are now highly sought after world-wide. The policy of staging art exhibitions has proved rewarding for both artist and gallery, encouraging loyalty and a feeling of being part of a community. John Noott Galleries have always been keen to promote new talents and artists are welcome to contact the gallery.
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Contemporary Paintings
We are extremely proud of our contemporary artists as we are fortunate to have works from the most skilful and respected painters in Britain and Europe. Remarkable landscapes from the distinctive styles of John Hammond SWAc, Caroline Bailey RWS and Mike Bernard RI; intuitive humour from Peter Heard and Sam Toft; the allure of the high seas from Duncan MacGregor; hypnotic still life from Ian Parker and Nigel Ashcroft; tantalising Russian dancers from Valeriy and Katya Gridnev contrasted with the gritty Black Country charm of Austin Moseley RBSA and many, many more. We display an intoxicating mix of painting skills today, ranging from impressionism to hyperrealism displayed in three stunning galleries.Click here to view our stock of contemporary paintings
20th Century Paintings
The twentieth century saw the whole spectrum of art, from innovators such as Picasso, through to the American Abstract Impressionists, to Damian Hirst and to others. At John Noott Galleries, while possibly stocking the work of artists influenced in some way by these great names, we tend to be perhaps a little old fashioned, generally selecting work from the twenties to the sixties, by artists who were actually trained to draw, but who were subtly influenced by the Impressionist movement of the previous century. Favourites would include such names as Edward Seago, Sir William Russell Flint, Dorothea Sharp, William Lee Hankey, Marcel Dyf, and artists of the Camden Town School, but we are as likely to stock relatively little known names, as long as they are typical of the period, and of quality.20th Century Paintings
19th Century Paintings
The latter half of the nineteenth century saw a burgeoning of the market for art, new wealth following the Industrial Revolution and the fruits of empire-building meant that there was a market for galleries and dealers to serve. The great characteristic of paintings of the period would be superb technical quality, particularly shown in genre paintings of the period, beautifully conceived and drawn, realistically depicting the people of the day, in the home, or going about their business. John Noott Galleries started forty years ago, specialising in such work and in the wonderful landscape, still life, and marine paintings of the time, and still maintain a carefully chosen selection, both British and European. Artists may include such as Samuel Bough, David Bates, Pieter Cornellis Dommersen, John Emms, Friedrich Wilhelm Keyl, Frederick Morgan Antonio Paoletti or Alfred de Breanski � the list changes frequently. And of course, no gallery would be complete without the occasional Old Master, in our case most likely to be a fine period portrait or still life.Click here to see 19th Century Paintings
