This page is for images of drawings and paintings made by the members of our group at each of our meeting places during the year 2019. Roll your mouse over the thumbnail images to find out the month, location and author of each one. Or click on an image to see an enlargement and then view all of the enlarged images one by one
Jan 2019: Perseus with the Head of Medusa (Marian Wilcocks)
Jan 2019:The Cast Gallery, V&A (Sue Smith)
Feb 2019: The Staircase at 2 Temple Place (Sue Smith)
Feb 2019: Temple Church (Sue Smith)
Feb 2019:Temple Church (Wendy Winfield)
Mar 2019: Greenwich – Naval College (Chris Great)
Mar 2019: Greenwich Power Station (Chris Great)
March 2019: Trafalgar Tavern, Greenwich (Jenny Furey)
Mar 2019: Trafalgar Inn, Greenwich (Wendy Winfield)
April 2019: Tower Bridge (Marion Wilcocks)
April 2019: Tower Bridge Engine Room (Chris Great)
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
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
Saturday 7th April, 10:00 – 22:00 Sunday 8th April, 10:00 – 18:00
Steve has an abstract painting in a very brief, but interesting art show at Tate Modern during the second weekend in April.
The submission was open to all staff and volunteers working for Tate on all four sites and so the idea is to showcase the artistic talents hidden within the organisation. I’m sure it’s going to be a very varied and fascinating show.
This page is for images of drawings and paintings made by the members of our group at each of our meeting places during the year 2018. Roll your mouse over the thumbnail images to find out the month, location and author of each one. Or click on an image to see an enlargement and then view all of the enlarged images one by one.
Jan 2018:National Gallery (Ivor Kamlish)
Jan 2018: Trafalgar Square (Bill Alldridge)
Jan 2018: Trafalgar Square (Clare Weatherill)
Jan 2018: Trafalgar Square (Clare Weatherill)
Jan 2018: Trafalgar Square (Clare Weatherill)
Jan 2018: Trafalgar Square. (John Crane)
Jan 2018: Trafalgar Square (John Crane)
Jan 2018: Covent Garden (Linda Mallett)
Jan 2018: Cranes over horseguards parade (Chris Great)
Jan 2018: Thumbs up in Trafalgar Square. (Chris Great)
Feb 2018: Covent Garden (Marion Wilcocks)
Feb 2018: Covent Garden (Marion Wilcocks)
Feb 2018: St Pauls Covent Garden (Jenny Furey)
Mar 2018: Sloane Square (Ivor Kamlish)
Mar 2018: Sloane Square ( Bill Aldridge)
Mar 2018: Royal Hospital Chelsea(Marcus Oliver)
Mar 2018: Royal Hospital Chelsea, Chapel Gate (Marcus Oliver)
Mar 2018: Saatchi Gallery (Wendy Winfield)
Mar 2018: Sloane Square (Linda Mallett)
Apr 2018: Liverpool Street (Bill Aldridge)
Apr 2018: Liverpool Street (Ivor Kamlish)
Apr 2018: Liverpool Street Station (Marilyn Southey)
Apr 2018:Liverpool Street station (Jenny Furey)
April 2018: Liverpool St station (Linda Mallett)
May 2018: Former Royal Free Medical School for Women (Jenny Furey)
May 2018: Gandhi in Tavistock Square (Bill Aldridge)
May 2018: St George’s Garden (Jessica Saraga )
May 2018: St Pancras Church (John Crane )
May 2018: Marchmont Street (Marilyn Southey)
June 2018: Waterhouse Square (Bill Aldridge)
June 2018: Waterhouse Square (Stuart Stanley)
June 2018: Waterhouse Square (Jessica Saraga)
June 1018: Waterhouse Square (Ivor kamlish)
June 1018: Waterhouse Square (Ivor kamlish)
June 1018: Waterhouse Square (Jean Dollimore)
June 1018: Waterhouse Square (Ivor kamlish)
June 2018: Waterhouse Square (Marion Wilcocks)
June 2018: Leather Lane(Marion Wilcocks)
June 2018: Hat and Tun, Hatton Wall (Jenny Furey
Aug 2018: Exmouth Market (Bill Aldridge)
August 2018: Playground at Spa Fields (Jessica Saraga)
Aug 2018: Exmouth Market (Jessica Saraga)
Aug 2018:St James’ Walk, Clerkenwell (Jenny Furey)
Jessica has work on show until 13 August at Croydon Art Society’s show at Denbies Wine Estate, Dorking.
Winter trees watercolour, Jessica Saraga
Jessica also has prints hung at Kew Studio, Sandycombe Rd, TW9 3NP, for their open studios in June, which can be seen again at the Finissage on Sunday 3 September, 11-6, all welcome..
Andrew recently won 1st prize at the 2017 Windsor and Eton En Plein Air painting event. Participants had to paint a scene within the grounds of Windsor Castle.
Impressions from Engine Court, Windsor Castle
Andrew’s picture is shown here, a 24 x 30″ acrylic on canvas called ‘Impressions from Engine Court, Windsor Castle’.
The 1st prize painting is presented to HM The Queen, to become part of her collection.
To quote from the Pintar Rapido website, Clare Weatherwill’s “St Mary’s”, watercolour on paper, 38×49 cm was awarded five days of Open Studio time donated by Heatherley’s School of Art.
