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Paintings by Rosie Sanders are currently exhibited by Coombe Gallery at Connect – The Independent Art Fair - a new Art Fair at the Mall Galleries in London this week. Coombe Gallery - who represent Rosie and exhibit her artwork in South West England have brought some delightful examples of her paintings to London for the fair. Below you can see a slideshow of her paintings.
The Fair is open until 70om tonight and again tomorrow from 11am –5pm. Coombe GalleryIf you visit the south west, you can find examples of Rosie's paintings at the Coombe Gallery in Dartmouth.
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The Society of Botanical Artists's new President - Billy Showell - has today announced the new venue - and dates - for the 2019 Annual Exhibition of the Society of Botanical Artists. Here's the key details: EXHIBITION:
CALL FOR ENTRIES More details about the Call for Entries will be issued in due course. The outline details are as follows - with more comments in and below the flyer below.
Click the image below to view a larger version of the exhibition flyer. MALL GALLERIES View the new venue in the two photos at the bottom. (You can also view photos of exhibitions taking place in the Mall Galleries in my reviews of the annual exhibitions of national art societies on my art blog Making A Mark)  Billy Showell and Gael Selwood who are organising the exhibition is this prestigious new venue - home of other national art societies - are very keen to make sure that artwork creates a "wow" and the exhibition creates a very good impression. Artwork can be:
The only criteria is that work must be excellent, whatever your style or genre, the botany must be accurate and we hope to have your very best pieces.  The entrance to the Mall Galleries (when closed) - in The Mall (in between Admiralty Arch and HorseGuards Parade)  Where the artwork will be delivered for the exhibition - down the steps into the basement of 17 Carlton House Terrace Subscribe to BAA News Blog posts are emailed to you when you Subscribe to Botanical Art & Artists - News by Email |
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