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MEADOWS WITH KIMBERLEY HARRIS

We love how these beautiful meadows brighten up our Galleries. Kimberley captures light using a palette knife and a method of layering and blending to create the perfect texture, it’s done in such an organic way that you will be tempted to pick the flowers. This is what makes her work instantly recognisable.

Kimberleys signature landscapes focus on the natural beauty of the countryside, portraying how colour and light react on one another at different times of the day. These dreamy meadows are captured on a larger scale which gives them even more presence.

Kimberley gets her inspiration right at her doorstep in the countryside of Suffolk. She recalls an early memory with her father, a great lover of Impressionist art, who took her to a JMW Turner exhibition at the Tate Gallery. It was then she became inspired to some day paint.

Ten years later she graduated gaining a Diploma in Art and Design in 2005 and now her work is available in Galleries all over the UK and Scotland.

We have a lovely selection of both limited edition and original art by Kimberley Harris. You can view all of the collection here:

Kimberley Harris Collection

JJ Adams Adds a New Collection for 2017

Spideypool - JJ Adams
Spideypool – JJ Adams

James Dean - JJ Adams
James Dean Colour Tattoo – JJ Adams

Fast becoming one of the UK’s most talked about artists, JJ Adams has had over 100 sell out editions since the beginning of his collaboation with Wishbone Publishing. His endless creativity emerges from his youth where much of his time was spent arount the studio of South African contemporary landscaoe artist Derric van Rensburg and studied graphic design at Cape College whilst working as an apprentice in ‘Wildfire Tatoos’ in central Cape Town. In 1998 he returned to the UK where he attended Plymouth College of Art and Design and  furthered his career in art as a freelance graphic designer and sign maker. Featuring in Vogue & GQ and having worked alongside clients like Rolls Royce and Bang & Olufsen.

Louis Vuitton Grenade - JJ Adams
Louis Vuitton Grenade – JJ Adams

JJ Adams uses a range of mixed media in his artwork and this can vary from spray paint, hand painting acrylics, screen printing, collage and digital matte painting.

If you would like to see more and buy his work, please follow the link to our online gallery: JJ Adams Gallery

The Big Tease – New Limited Edition Print from Jack Vettriano

The Big Tease

We are delighted to announce the release of a stunning new limited edition print by Jack Vettriano titled ‘The Big Tease‘. This stunning new edition is a great reflection of the style and composition he is so famously known for.

The new signed limited edition is out from the 1st of April and is priced at £425 Mounted and £575 Framed. Pre-orders have already exceeded

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expectations with a large percentage of the edition already

sold at publication this will be a guaranteed sell out not before long. We have a very limited number available in stock and also a number of Original Paintings which available for purchase.

If you are in the market for Original Works by Jack Vettriano please contact us directly – sales@enidhuttgallery.com

If you would like to view our current Jack Vettriano limited edition collection please follow this link:

Jack Vettriano Limited Edition Prints

‘FAKE’ John Myatt – An Exhibition of Works

jmgc25-wedding-flowers-in-the-style-of-marc-chagall-f An exhibition of signed limited editions and original paintings from master forger John Myatt.

He was involved in the biggest art con in the UK and is now one of the country’s fastest selling artists. From talented chart-topping songwriter and art teacher, John Myatt went to Brixton prison for being involved in “the biggest art fraud of the 20th century” – Now his incredible life is to be the subject of a Hollywood movie and his artistic talent is already the focus of several major TV series.Starry Night (Vincent van Gogh) by John Myatt

This is the extraordinary life of artist John Myatt and his even more extraordinary ability to paint in the style of any of history’s greatest artists.
“In prison they called me Picasso”
John Myatt

Today Myatt paints on the right side of the law and his ‘Legitimate Fakes’ command thousands of pounds and are collected by fans across the globe.

View of Antibes (Morning Effect) In The Style of Claude MonetExhibition starts Saturday 7th November 2015 and runs for two weeks ending Saturday 21st November 2015 at our Aberdeen gallery

Enid Hutt Gallery
500 Union Street, AB10 1TT

If you need any information regarding the work of John Myatt or the exhibition you can contact the gallery on any of the details below.

Aberdeen – 01224 643500
Kirkcaldy – 01592 643227

Email: sales@enidhuttgallery.com

Web: www.EnidHuttGallery.com

New Collection of Prints from artist Iain Faulkner

 

Coming to our galleries very soon are a set of four new limited edition prints by Iain Faulkner.

Auction Day by Iain Faulkner
Auction Day by Iain Faulkner

Another superb addition to his portfolio of limited edition works, which no doubt will be sell out editions before long.

Each piece is stunning in it’s own right with amazing levels of detail and the usual crisp white shirts and braces.

Auction Day to the left is a detail image from his Car Auction theme featuring a buyer viewing a stunning  old racing car. The three levels of depth from the man standing in the foreground to the car itself and the image of the car racing in it’s day all show the amazing talents of this great Scottish artist.

Horizon by Iain Faulkner
Horizon by Iain Faulkner

Horizon, to the right, is another car piece but this time gives the contemplative ideal of standing on a quiet beach, parking your sports car and standing looking out to sea. Again, the levels of detail are quite spectacular giving the viewer the perfect opportunity to lose themselves with the sound of the waves.

They all give the impression of wonder and provoke the thought of entering the painting to be one of the individuals for the time being, finding out what might be happening at that particular moment.

Exposure by Iain Faulkner
Exposure by Iain Faulkner

If you are interested in the featured new pieces or any of Iain Faulkner limited edition or originals artworks please contact us.

www.enidhuttgallery.com/iain-faulkner

Stunning new pieces from top UK artist Kerry Darlington

A Celtic Twilight by Kerry Darlington
A Celtic Twilight by Kerry Darlington

Oriental Gold by Kerry Darlington
Oriental Gold by Kerry Darlington

 

Enid Hutt Gallery is delighted to introduce a new collection of unique editions from Kerry Darlington. The best selling UK artist ceases to amaze collectors with her stunning images of her magical world.

Her work just seems to get better and better with pieces like ‘A Celtic Twilight’ and ‘Oriental Gold’ soon to be released as unique limited editions as well as her more recent Sacred Grove and Ancient Pathway. Adapted from her sell out editions Winters Eden and Wild and Free these new pieces have a striking addition of 3D hand finished pieces. Each piece is hand finished and unique to create individual pieces of art similar to the original with hints of differences.

Peacock Splendour by Kerry Darlington
Peacock Splendour by Kerry Darlington

There are also two new bird pieces now in stock; Peacock Splendour and Pheonix Feathers. Following on from her sell out edition Peacock Feathers – The use of layers, detail and colour through these pieces give it that instant attraction which almost creates a shimmer through the stunning feathers of the peacock.

Sacred Grove by Kerry darlington
Sacred Grove by Kerry darlington

All of Kerry’s work can be purchased through our galleries and online via our website: Buy Kerry Darlington Artwork

You can also see her full collection of current and previous works @ Kerry Darlington Official Website

As a flagship gallery of Kerry Darlington artworks, if there is any special requirement please let us know and one of our team would be delighted to assist you.

New Jack Vettriano Limited Edition Prints Coming Soon…

We are delighted to hear that there will be some new limited edition prints by Jack Vettriano coming soon. Compromising of 6 new pieces which will be launched in September…watch this space!

Waltzers by Jack Vettriano
Waltzers by Jack Vettriano

At the Enid Hutt Gallery we stock a vast collection of limited edition prints by Jack Vettriano. One of Britain’s best loved artists and famous for paintings such as The Singing Butler, Private Dancer and Dance Me to the End of Love.

These iconic images as well as newer images like Morning news and The Red Room Collection are available to view in our galleries and on our website.

Private Dancer by Jack Vettriano
Private Dancer by Jack Vettriano

Our collection also includes a variety of sold out editions and special proofs which are normally intended for the use of the artist.

Jack Vettriano is a self taught painter who grew up in Methil, Fife. He found fame in 1989 when two of his submitted works sold on the first day at the Scottish Royal Academy. His work is renowned worldwide with collections in Edinburgh, London, New York and Hong Kong.

In Thoughts of You by Jack Vettriano
In Thoughts of You by Jack Vettriano

Recently Jack dislocated his right shoulder which has left him unable to paint for the foreseeable future.

If you have any specific enquiries relating to the work of Jack Vettriano please contact us.

Stunning New Spring 2015 Collection


Trinity by Caroline ShottonEnid Hutt Gallery are delighted to showcase a stunning new collection of artwork from some of our top artists as well as some new additions.

Spring is in the air and that can only mean one thing – the release of a whole new selection of stunning limited edition art.

Our new releases continue to showcase works from some of the country’s finest contemporary artists. The collection welcomes back old favourites such as Kerry Darlington, Craig Davison, Caroline Shotton and Peter Smith. It also introduces a brand new artist – realist painter Andrew Kinsman.

Cafe de Paris by Andrew KinsmanAndrew Kinsman is a self-taught artist and musician. Andrew Kinsman has painted commissions for celebrities and royalty alike, and has recorded soundtracks and albums with music novelties such as Noel Gallagher and English Rock Band, Kasabian.

His new collection was inspired by a painting which Andrew completed in 2009, called ‘Jeff’. This painting was in turn inspired by a lucid dream. The real life experience which later manifested into that dream was derived from a gig he did that same day. In between performances, bubbles were being blown against a black backdrop which acted as the stage. Kinsman was fascinated by the intense colours in their reflections. The dream saw an old man blowing a bubble showing as much detail in these reflections as his weathered skin, He knew he had to make this his next painting. ‘Jeff’ was the catalyst for this most recent set of works.

Blast Em Chewy! by Craig DavisonMany of our top artists have released very strong work to compliment previous collections. Craig Davison being one of the main features this Spring with his amazing new Star Wars sketches. These four new sketches are a great accompaniment to any of the larger canvas editions like; BMX-Wings, Super Troopers and Full Force to name a few. Framed at £225 they would make a great gift for the typical Star Wars fan or a collector of Davison’s work.

To view our full collection of new releases please follow the following links:

Spring 2015 Collection

Full Collection of New Releases

Stunning new limited edition prints by Stephanie Rew

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Edinburgh based artist, Stephanie’s strength lies in being able to capture the female form in all her glorious guises, whether clothed or not, with sideward glances catching passing thoughts and emotions.

A graduate of Duncan of Jordanstone College of Art in Dundee, her work hangs in collections across the world, including in The Royal Bank of Scotland’s headquarters in Edinburgh, Standard Chartered PLC in London, HongKong, Dubai and P&O Ferries.

Stephanie’s most recent move towards costume painting is another element that strikes a chord with the viewer. The elegance and serenity captured is complimented by her lightness of hand to show delicate fabrics draped across the figures.

ARTIST STATEMENTScarletKimono

“My primary subject matter is the female figure. Always painted with a sense of ambiguity; faces half hidden, with the human form often just emerging from the darkness. The human anatomy is the predominant motif to my work and I have developed my style with the using drapery and pattern in combination with the figure.

After studying the society portraits of James McNeil Whistler and woodblock prints of the Japanese Ukiyo-e, I have become increasingly interested in pattern and design as well as depth and form, and have embarked on a series of works combining these attributes.

reclineTone and form as well as strong light and colour is what inspires me, concentrating on the juxtaposition of tonality and texture whilst keeping a private, reflective mood with the work. Recently I have returned to my interest in dance and have been working with aerial dancers in their rehearsal space in Edinburgh, striving to capture in oil paint, the elegance, strength and drama to be found in this type of dance discipline.

I regularly travel around my home country of Scotland, My husband Tom is a keen hillwalker and my children both love the outdoors. This has given me the opportunity to find another inspiration for my painting. The changeable and often wet weather to be found in the north of the UK can give the landscape an otherworldy feel which I try to capture with oil paint. These landscapes are void of colour, much like nature at times, and heavy on atmosphere and mood. Since I am painting places I truly love, it makes it easy to give these works the same amount of detail and consideration that my figurative painting demands.

I have always been heavily influenced by the Baroque style of oil painting and utilises a combination of Old Masters techniques with my own alla prima style. The practice of glazing is important to the finished article – creating the illusion of an inner glow to the paint. Caravaggio’s trademark use of chiaroscuro and strong colour created by glazing techniques has inspired my work for the last decade.”darkreflections

Stephanie Rew 2011

BIOGRAPHY
Born in 1971, Stephanie Rew was raised in the historic city of Edinburgh, Scotland leaving for Dundee in 1990 to study at Duncan of Jordanstone College of Art. After graduating she returned to her hometown for a few years before moving to Brighton in 1996. Work and the pursuit of gallery representation took her to London in 1998 where she held the first of 3 successful exhibitions before moving back to Edinburgh in 2002. She now lives with her husband Tom and two children and works full time as a painter in her studio in the Leith Shore area of Edinburgh.

She first became interested in drawing and painting at an early age, showing ability beyond her years. Drawing images from memory kept her amused through out her childhood and once she reached her final years at high school it was obvious that art college beckoned. She enrolled at Duncan of Jordanstone and followed her passion for figurative painting – citing Alison Watt and Jenny Saville as her inspiration at that time. As well as concentrating on life drawing and paintings she also sat in and sketched with the Dundee Repertory Dance Company during rehearsals, which started a relationship with dance and her paintings.

whitekimonoSince graduating, her career path took her to Brighton where she involved herself with the Arts Festival there, organising and hanging large group shows in empty office buildings. This gave her the first chance since college to paint full time and exhibit her work. These works lead to John Lewis Partnership taking 50 original charcoal drawings of her dancers to sell at their flagship Oxford Street Store. The funds raised by this, in turn, helped her put together her first solo show at the Sussex Arts Club and found a London gallery to represent her. Since then she has continued to widen her audience, winning the Elizabeth Greenshields Award in 1995 and the RGI New Artist Award 2009 and acquiring an ever growing list of collectors – P&O Ferries, Royal Bank of Scotland and Standard Chartered plc to name a few. She exhibits across the UK and sells well in the rest of Europe and the US also.

If you would like to view and purchase artwork by Stephanie Rew click here

Stuart McAlpine Miller – Editions of 9 – An Exclusive Release of New Limited Edition Prints

moved by a force from behindFollowing his sell out exhibition of new work, Stuart McAlpine Miller released a stunning reproduction release of 7 limited edition prints. Limited to editions of only 9, these stunning low edition prints are a perfect representation of the original paintings he is now well renowned for.

The exhibition ‘Altered Images’ featured a large number of paintings and limited edition works in various sizes and subject but all containing the main factor of fading one idea to the next – Art critic Estelle Lovatt described it as “The merger of today’s science of technology with the prowess She Creates Terrorof ‘Live’ cartoon action.”

Only a year previously the telegraph was reporting a ‘Little-Known artist chosen as artist-in-residence at The Savoy’, an artist who struggled for 20 years to sell his work. Few art critics had heard of McAlpine Miller a couple of years ago until this break with the Savoy and new deal with leading publisher Washington Green. This extraordinary exposure set his new found style off to a profound start with followings across the world. During his residency he produced eight paintings inspired by celebrities who stayed at the famous London Hotel. Frank Sinatra and Marilyn Munroe were among the chosen featured celebrities.Table Top Deciples of Pose

Stuart McAlpine Miler sold his first work for £24 and until 2011 the highest price paid for one of his paintings was £7,000. In 2012/13 this rose to an incredible £25,000 with one piece at the Altered Images exhibition being sold for £180,000. Estelle Lovatt, art critic for BBC Radio 2’s Art Show has tipped Miller as an artist whose work could be worth a significant amount in years to come, if £180,000 isn’t a significant amount already then where could the artist go, being only 50 years of age and still practically a half life to go it will certainly be an interesting one to watch.Alice Through The Looking Glass

With deals like super silk tees for Lulu & Co and more importantly artist on the ground for Virgin Galactic space flight, New Mexico Desert 2015, Stuart McAlpine Miller will be setting the bar at a new level in years to come.

Please click the following link to buy available limited edition works: Limited Edition Work by Stuart McAlpine Miller

If you would be interested in owning original artwork by Stuart McAlpine Miller please contact the gallery directly on 01592 643227.

Related Links:
http://www.mcalpinemiller.co.uk/index.html
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/newstopics/howaboutthat/9154181/Little-known-artist-chosen-as-artist-in-residence-at-The-Savoy.html