John Piper (1903–1992)
3 The Square, Church Stretton
Fine art, bought and sold since 1979
Original paintings, screenprints, lithographs, etchings and sculpture by the most respected and renowned artists from 1900 to the present day.
John Piper, 1972
Ludlow Castle
A screenprint by John Piper, signed and numbered in pencil 55/100. Levinson No. 213.
John Hoyland R.A.
Root
A screenprint, signed and numbered 47/50, printed by Kip Gresham at Curwen Chilford.
Since 1979
We buy and sell a colourful and varied collection of works of art by the most respected and renowned artists from 1900 to the present day, for pleasure and investment.
These include original paintings in oil, watercolour and mixed media, screenprints, lithographs, etchings and sculpture.
In the friendly, pressure-free environment of our Church Stretton gallery, feel free to enjoy our varied and ever-changing collections and exhibitions, or browse the website and call for more information.
Recent acquisitions
The latest works to come into the gallery. The ones without a red dot are for sale, priced on application: ask, and we will tell you.
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William Scott (1913–1989)
Odeon Suite V
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Patrick Heron (1920–1999)
Interlocking Pink and Vermilion
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Mary Fedden (1915–2012)
Pear & Jug
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Chris Bushe (b.1958)
The Bare Bones of Winter
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John Piper (1903–1992)
Clemency Burgundy
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Donald McIntyre (1923–2009)
Donkey & Cart
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John Piper (1903–1992)
Ceramic Tiles
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John Hoyland R.A. (1934–2011)
Root
Visit the gallery in Church Stretton
The gallery is at 3 The Square, in the middle of Church Stretton, in the Shropshire Hills.
Come in and take your time: it is a friendly, pressure-free place to look at pictures. If you are coming to see one work in particular, give us a ring before you set off.
Recently sold
A few of the works that have gone to new homes.
From the journal
Notes on prints, painters and buying well.
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Signed, numbered, proof: how to read the details of a limited edition print
What "signed and numbered in pencil, 55/100" tells you, what an artist's proof is, and why a Piper print has a Levinson number.
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Screenprint, lithograph or etching? What the words mean
Three ways of making an original print, how each one works, and what to look for when you have one in front of you.
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Thinking of selling a painting or print? What we need to know
We buy as well as sell. Here is what to send us so we can tell you quickly whether a work is one for us.
Seen something you like?
Every work is priced on application. Call us or send a message, and we will tell you the price and anything else you would like to know.