Our Next Exhibitions & Events
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Staithes Group Pictures
As leading experts and dealers in the Staithes Group with more than thirty years experience we have the confidence to continually and selectively invest in their work. We usually have around 150 original works of art by members of this group of British Impressionist artists working a century ago, probably the largest collection anywhere. Most of them are from the Staithes Group period (approximately 1885-1914) and/or style (plein air Impressionist). A number of Staithes Group artists were also associated with Northumberland's Cullercoats Colony. We lecture on the Group and hold study days in Staithes itself (2nd August and 27th September are our next Study Day dates. Please contact us for details).
Contact us for viewing details when we're not exhibiting. We divide our time between Teesside and Staithes.
Click on the title above to and then on individual artists' names to view most of their work which we have in stock at present.
Yorkshire and North Eastern Interest
This section gives a wider picture of our regional art stock.
Robert Leslie Howey (Harrogate)
Section II
Robert Leslie Howey 1900-1981
A selection of the pictures by R.L.Howey included in the Harrogate Exhibition
We have acted as agents, first for Robert Howey (1900 - 1981) himself, and then for the Howey family, since the 1970s. Thanks in part to the family discovering some pictures they'd forgotten about and partially to ourselves buying back some exceptionally good examples, we now have the best selection we have had since the artist's death in 1981.
CLICK ON title: ' Robert Leslie Howey (Harrogate)' to view some of the pictures we will be showing.
Mining and Industrial Art
Click on individual artists names to see their pictures
Other Industrial Pictures
This section shows a wide range of industry from ship bulding to pottery and painting! There is much more to come on line - CLICK ON 'Other Industrial Pictures' and then on the names of each artist shown to see their work.
Modern British Artists
A range of oils, watercolours and drawings by well exhibited British artists and in particular Scottish and Northern English artists working from the middle of the 20th Century until today and including examples by: Gordon Bryce, William Norman Gaunt, Leslie Marr, Richard Marshall, Philip Naviasky, Ann Oram and Len Tabner. We also have work by Social Realists such as Norman Cornish and Tom McGuinness. CLICK ON 'Modern British Artists' to view the paintings for sale and then on the inbdividual artists' names.
English Landscape Paintings of the 20th Century
AN ON-LINE EXHIBITION:
The English landscape is as varied as the English weather and the interaction of the two has long been a rich source of inspiration for artists. Oil paintings, watercolours and works in pastel are all well represented. More than half of the pictures included are by members of the Staithes Group.
CLICK ON the title above: 'The English Landscape in the 20th Century' and then on the individual artists names to see their pictures with details and prices.
All the pictures are framed and watercolours also mounted.
Contact us to arrange to view any pictures you wish to purchase by clicking on contact details, telephoning 01642 782499 or 07970 503134 or emailing us at info@tbrj.co.uk
We collect clients from Darlington main line station ( 2½ hours from London Kings Cross) and Durham Tees Valley airport, both only 20 minutes away from us.
Farming Pictures
This section covers work by a number of Staithes Group artists through to artists working in the latter half of last century such as Norman Gaunt and Angus Rands. CLICK ON 'Farming Pictures' to see them.
Marine and Fishing Paintings
The North East coast is the focus for this section which gives an overview of changes over the last century. CLICK ON 'Marine and Fishing Paintings' above to see a range of these pictures for sale.
Richard Marshall (1944 - 2006)
Richard Marshall gained his B.A. in Fine Art at Sunderland Art college in 1966 followed by a two year postgraduate course at the Slade School of Art. He has exhibited at the Royal Academy, the Royal Institute, Cambridge University, University College London, provincially and in Australia. We have handled his work for many years and are delighted with his new range of beach scenes which he is painting exclusively for ourselves. Favourite subjects include Scarborough, Whitby, Staithes, Robin Hoods Bay, Runswick and Bamburgh often with children playing and with donkeys.
Richard died in September 2006 and is missed very much. CLICK ON his name above to see these, the last of his pictures that are available. We shall be showing all that we still have at our May exhibition at the Pavilions of Harrogate.
Conceptual Art
A discussion of the relationships between concepts and art
Art Works versus Works of Art
Sorry - a personal irritation which I want to articulate.
I'm coming to loathe the term 'Art Work' progressively more. CLICK ON the title 'Art Works versus Works of Art' above to see if you agree or not - otherwise ignore this!
Bewick Club & Cullercoats Artists
We probably have the best selection of Impressionist paintings for sale by Northumbrian artists to be found anywhere. CLICK ON the green title above and then on individual artist's names to see the paintings which we have for sale.
Scottish Paintings
This section mirrors our love of work by Scottish artists. Whilst covering around a century of paintings by Scottish artists or of Scottish subjects, the pictures have in common a great sense of colour and light.
LAPADA Dealers
As specialist dealers we are long-term members of LAPADA, The Association of Art & Antiques Dealers. As such we can confidently assure you that the following points hold true when buying from ourselves:
· Buying art and antiques is an investment not an expense
· Like your house, an antique is an investment that you can enjoy everyday
· Antiques appreciate over time as supply is cut off. Therefore, long-term, demand will always outstrip supply
· New products depreciate in value the minute they leave the shop
· Association dealers can be trusted
· Collecting art and antiques gives life-long pleasure
· Antiques never go out of fashion
· Some of the most sophisticated interiors combine works of art from different periods
