Bridlington art – paintings and prints
My current, and growing, collection of Bridlington art inspired by this lovely East Yorkshire seaside town.
Exhibition: 2nd-15th May 2019 – Burton Agnes Hall & Gardens (Nr Bridlington), in the Courtyard Gallery
Free parking and entry to the courtyard where the gallery (plus shop and cafe) is. Open 11am-5pm. All art will be available to buy. Entry to the hall and gardens will require purchase of a ticket from the entrance to the grounds opposite the gallery.
Please note my linocuts are always available from Gallery 49 in the Old Town, Bridlington, too (see below)
The Turquoise Bay
Oil on Canvas
Seabird Cliffs
Linocut
The Boy, his Rabbit and the Obelisk
Oil on Canvas Panel
Walking the coast
Linocut
To the Walled Garden
Oil on Canvas Panel
Yew
Linocut
First signs of Autumn
Oil on Canvas Panel
Lighthouse
Linocut Sold Out
The reddest red rose
Oil on Canvas Panel
A Hollyhock riot in the pink garden!
Oil on Canvas Panel
North Landing, early morning
Oil on Canvas Panel
My art is available from a fine art gallery in the Old Town in Bridlington, called Gallery 49 (See what they have in-stock)
Inspiration for Bridlington Art
A visit to Bridlington, on the East Coast, UK, always sets me buzzing with art to make.
Burton Agnes Hall & Gardens, Flamborough Head, Danes Dyke and Bempton Cliffs are all near-by, plus two beaches of very different character. South Beach is a long sweeping sandy idyll, while North Beach is a combination of sand and pebbles next to the cliffs which become Flamborough Head. More than enough to inspire endless paintings and prints so these are just the start.
I spend quite a lot of time at Bridlington in East Yorkshire, enjoying a light lunch at The Spa (South Bay), or new leisure centre (North Bay), after a morning/afternoon sketching, or planning oil paintings and linocuts near-by in, or overlooking, the coves on Flamborough Head. That or wandering down the sun-dappled Danes Dyke path to the sea, beach and rock pools, where looking back toward the seaside town reveals a glittering vista on a Summers day – altogether it's one of my (many) favourite places in Yorkshire.
The light over Bridlington is usually rewarding for an artist/painter and I long to do a series of beach paintings capturing it. Only so many hours unfortunately!