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Ffiona Lewis, Rose Stems, Pastel & wash
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Alan Turnbull, Winter Garden (Secret), Monoprint
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Ruth Philo, Even in the darkness colours can be found, Watercolour
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Jane Lewis, Winter Wheat, Oil on board
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Lillias August, Four Onions, Watercolour
Exhibition
30 x 30: A Cornucopia
4 Sep 2021 – 2 Oct 2021
Regular hours
- Monday
- Closed
- Tuesday
- Closed
- Wednesday
- Closed
- Thursday
- Closed
- Friday
- Closed
- Saturday
- 10:00 – 17:00
- Sunday
- Closed
Special hours
- 04-Sep-2021
- 10:00 – 18:00
- 05-Sep-2021
- Closed
Address
- The Walls
- Essex
- Manningtree
- CO11 1AS
- United Kingdom
Travel Information
- Manningtree Railway Station is one hour from London Liverpool Street
This exhibition is inspired by the 2021 campaign of the River Stour Festival
to encourage people to try and source all their food from a 30 mile radius
for 30 days.
About
The Artists:
Lillias August is a painter in watercolours who depicts humble objects, like beets and onions, with an attention that elevates them.
Ffiona Lewis draws in pastel and wash in her kitchen garden: Rose Stems, Shard Rows, Rhubarb, Rhubard.
Alan Turnbull is finishing a book on Van Gogh but in Lockdown made The Blackbirds Song and Winter Garden series of monotypes.
Jane Lewis usually uses landscape as a starting point for her calligraphic, abstract paintings but here the local wheat fields are clearly evident.
Ruth Philo’s paintings explore abstraction, emerging from experiences of place and walking.
Sarah Milne’s paintings of the Stour Valley landscape have become increasingly abstract in a wonderfully free and fluid way.
Tilly de Willebois is a great cook as well as a painter who closely observes her ingredients.
