RED DOT GALLERY – WITCHES, A PEKIN DUCK & KRISTEL GLASS!

LUCY BOYDELL
EXHIBITION RUNS 22^nd to 29^th July and then 5^th to 12^th August.

We love LUCY BOYDELL, and so do many of our visitors it would seem. As part of this year’s HOLT FESTIVAL which opens on Saturday 22^nd July we will stage an exhibition of Lucy’s dynamic editions to include some brand new titles. There is an engaging PEKIN DUCK entitled ‘Settling Down’ which completes a trio of quacking terrific editions. We will also be showing a star terrier ‘L.A. Jack’ who in reality is indeed a Californian canine!

Illustrated above ‘Settling Down’ in an edition of just 25 (£385.00) & below ‘Trotting On’ in an edition of 20 (£325.00) Visit our website to view more, better still come in to the gallery to see them first hand.

KRISTEL BOLLEN

Class Glass! – KRISTEL BOLLEN specialises in the re-creation of period glass alongside developing her own contemporary pieces. Based in The Netherlands, Kristel has an extensive range of beautiful and collectable pieces which can be both used and admired in equal measures. Bollenglass design started in 1990 specialising in historical glass models and derivatives. Each of the glasses and vases are unique pieces of Czech craftsmanship.

Prices range from around £30.00 for a delightful posy vase, £95.00 for a smoke glass ewer to £185.00 for lilac hue wine flagon – select from over 50 individual pieces on show at the gallery.

ROSALIND LYONS

We are delighted to report that ROSALIND LYONS is now ‘back in the studio’ with two fine new paintings to prove it! Just back from the framers and now in their bespoke ‘ebony’ and gold leaf frames, both look splendid – but if you visit us you can judge for yourself…

A trio of witches from Macbeth need little introduction, a striking addition to Rosalind’s ongoing
Shakespearian inspired compositions. In contrast to the spell makers, a young woman with a flowing white train and robes is the result of a chance encounter with a pageant in Perugia. Whilst wandering the streets of the city, Ros suddenly found herself in the midst of a medieval re-enactment that was simply inspirational.