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Remissio Gallery June 2023

26 May , 2023 Jean Dollimore

20 Years of Drawing London

Drawing London Group

at St George the Martyr

44 Queen Square Holborn, WC1N 3AH, GB.

Sunday 4th June – Thursday 29th June

Viewing times:

The exhibition is open four days a week. From 10-2 on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday and on Sunday 9:30- 10:30 and 12-1:30. Please note that there are services from 13:10-13:40 on Wednesday and 10:30-11:30 on Sunday. Viewing the exhibition during the services is not a problem, but please remain quiet and respectful whilst the services are on.

Talk

Wednesday 14 June 7-9pm – a 20 minute Illustrated talk introducing Drawing London during St George’s Social Evening. All welcome. The Church does not have a license but you are welcome to bring your own drink

The Drawing London Group

The Drawing London Group are artist friends keen to explore the vibrant life and colour of London. We meet every month to sketch and paint in familiar and lesser-known areas of London such as the Globe Theatre, Lambeth Palace, Camley Street Natural Park Blackheath in October and Borough Market.

In this exhibition, we will be showing London Life depicted in a wide variety of media including ink, watercolour, etching, oil, pencil, pastel and collage.

Our poster

Catalogue of pictures and prices

Drawing London at Remission Gallery June 2023

Catalogue of images of the work displayed in this exhibition

Roll the cursor over the thumbnail images below to see the title and click on one to see an enlarged version.

Bil Aldridge

Lambeth frames Westminster Bridge. Bill Aldridge

Changing of the Horseguards. Bill Aldridge

St Pancras Place under Construction Bill Aldridge

John Crane

Jean Dollimore

Jenny Furey

Andrew Horrod

Steve Lockett

Kathleen Morrison

Marcus Oliver

Jessica Saraga

Carol Savage

Sue Smith

Marion Wilcocks

group exhibition

Hospital Art Project

24 August , 2021 Jean Dollimore

Drawing London has made an offer to a major London hospital to contribute 50-60 colourful works of art for hanging in doctors’ rest spaces, patient-waiting spaces and in corridors and canteen areas.

The motivation is to enliven the hospital environment following the recent traumatic period when staff and patients have battled the scourge of Covid-19. The hope is that as a result of this donation everyone who uses the hospital will gain some much-needed peace and even optimism for the future!

Index to the catalogue of Newham pictures

Bill Aldridge
Jean Dollimore
Jenny Furey
Chris Great
Andrew Horrod
Steve Lockett
Linda Mallett
Kathleen Morrison
Marcus Oliver
Jessica Saraga
Carol Savage
Sue Smith
Marion Wilcocks
Wendy Winfield

Click on any image to see an enlargement

Bill Aldridge

All the People of the World (oil 70x85cm)

Aquatic Centre under Construction (watercolour 50x40cm)

Arcleor Mittal Orbit (watercolour 30x40cm)

Olympic Site May 2009 (watercolour 50x40cm)

Olympic Stadium May 2009 (watercolour 50x40cm)

Stratford High Street (watercolour 40x30cm)

Trinity McBoatFace (watercolour 40x30cm)

Jean Dollimore

Abbey Mills pumping station (etching 33 x 33 cm)

Lightship LV96 at Trinity Buoy Wharf (etching 32 x 42 cm)

Jenny Furey

Bromley by Bow (etching and watercolour 47x40cm)

Container City (Etching and watercolour 34x32cm)

Lightship at Trinity Buoy Wharf (charcoal 28x35cm)

Merry Dance (etching and watercolour 37x40cm)

Chris Great

Andrew Horrod

Steve Lockett

Butler’s Pond Epping Forest (Acrylic 54x44cm)

In the QE Olympic Park (acrylic and ink on paper 43x53cm)

untitled abstract (Acrylic on mdf board; height 61cm, width 45cm)

Linda Mallett

Abbey Mills Pumping Station (watercolour 60x50cm)

Kathleen Morrison

The Red Boat, Trinity Buoy Wharf (acrylic 33x43cm)

Marcus Oliver

BMX Girl Climbs Stratford Steps (watercolour 96x76cm)

Lightship at Trinity Buoy Wharf (watercolour 40x50cm)

Munich Girl with Covid Virus (watercolour 30x40cm)

Royal Drawing School at Trinity Buoy Wharf (watercolour 76x96cm)

Stratford East Theatre (watercolour 96x76cm)

Woolwich Ferry and Canary Wharf (watercolour 96x76cm)

Jessica Saraga

Carol Savage

Under Construction (watercolour 52x42cm)

Whitstable under Snow(watercolour 42x32cm)

Sue Smith

Marion Wilcocks

Sultanahmet Courtyard, Istanbul (oil 52x72cm)

Wendy Winfield

Lunch Queue at Spitalfields Market (ink 45x33cm)

Moon River Waltz, Spitalfileds (ink 45x33cm)

group exhibition

Barbican Library Nov 2018

1 July , 2018 Jean Dollimore

“ALL OF LONDON LIFE IS THERE”

Drawing London Group

at the Barbican Library

Silk Street, EC2Y 8DS

Friday 30 November – Saturday 22 December 2018

The Drawing London Group are artist friends keen to explore the vibrant life and colour of London. We meet every month to sketch and paint in familiar and lesser-known areas of London such as Leadenhall Market, Covent Garden , Southbank and Greenwich.

In our upcoming exhibition, inspired by the title of our show (a quote from Ben Jonson’s ‘Bartholomew Fair’) we will be showing London Life depicted in a wide variety of media including watercolour, oil, iPad and pencil drawing.

Bill Aldridge introduces our show on London Live news

Demonstrations

Come to see our demonstrations:

Sat 1 Dec 1-3pm: Open Sketchbooks Bill Aldridge
Tues 4 Dec 1-3pm: Pencil Drawing Stuart Stanley
Thurs 6 Dec 1-3pm: iPad Drawing Ivor Kamlish
Sat 8 Dec 1-3pm: Watercolour Andrew Horrod
Tues 11 Dec 1-3pm: Collage Jessica Saraga
Thurs 13 Dec 1-3pm: Portraiture Marion Wilcocks
Sat 15 Dec 1-3pm: Collage Jessica Saraga
Tuesday 18 Dec 1-3pm: Portraiture Marion Wilcocks
Thurs 20 Dec 1-3pm: iPad Drawing Ivor Kamlish

Our poster

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List of works with prices

Download Drawing London at Barbican Library, 2018 Catalogue List

Catalogue of images of the work displayed in this exhibition

Roll the cursor over the thumbnail images below to see the title and click on one to see an enlarged version.

Bil Aldridge

Barges Tower Bridge (watercolour) – Bill Aldridge

Fish Street Hill (watercolour) – Bill Aldridge

Lambeth Bridge (watercolour) – Bill Aldridge

Lambeth Frames Westminster (watercolour) – Bill Aldridge

Le Tour in London (watercolour) – Bill Aldridge

Red Light Old Street (watercolour) – Bill Aldridge

St Pancras Place Under Construction (watercolour) – Bill Aldridge

St Paul’s Riverside (watercolour) – Bill Aldridge

John Crane

St.Mary’s Church and Waterfront –John Crane

Jean Dollimore

Jenny Furey

Chris Great

Judy Hillman

Feb 2019. Inner Temple Church – Judy Hillman

Mary of Nazareth, St. James’s Church – Judy Hillman

Mar 2019: St. Alphege Church , Greenwich – Judy Hillman

Nov 2018: The Viaduct Hampstead Heath – Judy Hillman

Ivor Kamlish

Linda Mallett

Knife Juggler, Covent Garden -Linda Mallett

Marcus Oliver

Jessica Saraga

Royal Observatory, Greenwich II – Jessica Saraga

The Fountain, Barts Hospital – Jessica Saraga

Busker Near Trafalgar Square – Jessica Saraga

Sue Smith

Walking the dog on Battersea Shore – Sue Smith

Marilyn Southey

Stuart Stanley

Clare Weatherill

Ice Skating at Nat History – Clare Weatherill

Marion Wilcocks

Old Boats, Battersea Foreshore – Marion Wilcocks

Barges at St Katherine’s Dock – Marion Wilcocks

Les Williams

Wendy Winfield

June 2018: Window, St Ethelreda, Ely Place – Wendy Winfield

Apr 2017: Christ Church Spitalfields Charcoal – Wendy Winield

Nov 2018: Clerkenwell Green- Wendy Winield

Nov 2018: Lowtide Putney Charcoal – Wendy Winield

Spare Works

See images of the spare works listed in the catalogue

Images of Spare Works

Our members’ work

Our members’ work is often exhibited in Mall Galleries , Menier, Pallant Gallery , St Martin-in-the-Fields, Lloyd’s, Morden Hall and through our own group exhibitions, most recently at the UCLH Street Gallery. Our next show, just before Christmas 2018, is at Barbican Library. Entitled ‘Bartholomew Fayre – All of London is there’, we celebrate 400 years of that raucous celebration of London life, and our 18 years of painting joyfully together. Come and see our work 30 November – 22 December 2018 at Barbican Library EC2Y 8DS

Featured image: Dancing over All of London by Bill Aldridge