'Incredibly exciting' exhibition to showcase world-renowned artist in Norfolk
Barlow Fine Art in Thornham will showcase new and original works by world-renowned artist Peter Graham, from June 14 to July 7.
This collection is rarely seen outside London.
Gallery owner Toby Barlow said: "It is incredibly exciting for art lovers to be able to enjoy a rare chance to view a large collection of Peter's remarkable paintings, here in our new space in Thornham."
Peter Graham, born in Glasgow in 1959, is a member of the Royal Institute of Oil Painters and the Royal Scottish Society of Painters in Watercolour.
Café des Tuileries 91 x 91 cm oil on canvas Peter Graham (Image: Peter Graham) He is one of Britain's most vivid and distinctive modern colourists.
His spontaneous painting style is inspired by changing light conditions.
Barlow Fine Art, on the Coast Road in Thornham, is open throughout the season.
To avoid disappointment, it is recommended to book an appointment, but the gallery will be open to the public throughout the exhibition.
Further information about the exhibition can be found at barlowfineart.com.
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