Edward Hersey and Gordon Lees Art Exhibition November 6, 2012

An exhibition of original paintings from two leading British landscape artists.

York Fine Arts is proud to hold an exhibition of exceptional original paintings from two leading British landscape artists, Edward Hersey and Gordon Lees.

For a discerning collector or first time buyer the exhibition is a chance to see an exclusive collection of works from two of the gallery’s most recognised artists. Included in the exhibition will be Edward Hersey’s warming summertime farmhouses and Gordon Lees’ idyllic wintertime village scenes.

Renowned for his distinct style and attention to the details of the British countryside, Edward Hersey has forged a loyal international following. His application of mood and lighting has made him one of the most highly sought after traditional painters of his generation.

Following the recent passing away of Thomas Kinkade, one of America’s most prolific artists (an estimated 1 in every 20 American homes owning a copy of one of his paintings) Gordon Lees’ works has shown a recent surge in cross Atlantic sales. It is thought that Gordon Lees was the inspiration for most of Thomas Kinkade’s trademark village scenes.
All paintings at the exhibition are available to purchase and range from £660 to £14,850. Included is the stunning and specially commissioned by the gallery Edward Hersey Cotswolds Scene. Also available is a selection of signed limited edition prints either loose or framed.

For press enquire including images, please telephone Philip on 01904 634221

Exhibition runs: Friday 16th November 2012,
until Saturday 8th December.

Due to expected high volume of interest, an early viewing is recommended.