Before the latest lockdown we received some fabulous new etchings by top print maker Morna Rhys and it’s fantastic that we’re now free to share them with you at the gallery.
Sue Nichol has been one of our most popular artists over the last few years, so it’s always a pleasure when we receive a fresh batch of original oils from Sue, and I’m sure fans of Sue’s will be just as smitten as we are.
River Swale Autumn | Sue Nichol
Winter Walls | Sue Nichol
Swaledale Patterns | Sue Nichol
Castle Farm 1 | Sue Nichol
Dales Edge | Sue Nichol
Castle Farm 2 | Sue Nichol
Green Lane | Sue Nichol
If you’re interested in Sue’s work please don’t hesitate to call us on 01748 886155 or email at ask@theoldschoolmuker.co.uk
Peter Bolton has been selling work at The Old School Muker for many, many years, and paintings of Swaledale, in his signature muted colours, continue to be popular with those who know the Dale well, and how Peter’s work captures the feel and atmosphere of the place.
The Old School Muker is proud to welcome the fabulous work of Yorkshire Dales print maker Anna Tosney.
Anna’s distinctive style is instantly recognisable and her work is both simple and beautifully observed.
We’ve more of Anna’s work at The Old School Muker, so if you’re interested in finding out more what better excuse to visit the gallery in Upper Swaledale. If for any reason you can’t make it please don’t hesitate to contact us on 01748 886155 or ask@theoldschoolmuker.co.uk.
Our new advert for the 2021 edition of the Kingfisher Guide to North Yorkshire & The Dales featuring the work of just a few of our fabulous artists and makers.
Miners, farmers, tups, ewes, lambs and cockerels, and even Hannah Hauxwell, have arrived at our gallery in Muker, all lovingly created by the hand of Alistair Brookes in his trademark style … and watching them arrive were two guys having a pint, and four men sitting high up on a girder.
If you’re interested in Alistair’s work why not come and visit us in Upper Swaledale to see it first hand? … and if you can’t make it please don’t hesitate to contact us at the gallery.
The Old School Muker is extremely happy to be able to show the fabulous woodcuts and linocuts of printmaker Laura Boswell.
Water Meadow Morning | Laura Boswell
These Japanese inspired landscapes offer a unique view of the British and Yorkshire countryside; a different perspective, seen and interpreted by Laura on her travels around the country. We absolutely love their subtlety, composition, simplicity and sense of calm and tranquility, and their originally adds to and complements the work we have on show at the gallery.
New work by celebrated Wensleydale artist PiersBrowne at The Old School Muker. Addlebrough from Whitfield Scar. Wonderfully framed in gold to match the rich colours of the etching.
We have a lovely range of selected etchings and oils by Piers at our gallery in Swaledale. If you’re interest in finding out more why not visit us at the gallery, or contact us at ask@theoldschoolmuker.co.uk or 01748 886155.
The Old School Muker is pleased to welcome back, after a gap of some years, the prints of local artists Colin & Sheila Smithson to our gallery, with their wonderful, quirky, colourful and stylised views of the Dales.
The Old School Muker is pleased to present a new series of felt landscapes by the hugely talented Sue Mulcock, inspired by the wonderful countryside that surrounds our gallery in Muker; each strand of wool coloured using Sue’s own handmade dyes.
Though we’ve had to postpone our Piers Browne exhibition until 2021, we’re delighted to be able to preview a small collection of new and classic Piers Browne oil paintings that will be part of the show.
Top of Upper Swaledale with Nearly Full Moon | Piers Browne
As Piers’s usual focus is Wensleydale the new oils of Swaledale are unique, and a must for lovers of Piers’s work and of our wonderful dale, so if you’re interested in discovering more about the work and the exhibition please feel free to contact us at the gallery.
The Old School Muker presents four and a half minutes of work from our fabulous artists, whose work represents the stunning landscapes that surround our gallery in wonderful Upper Swaledale.
The slideshow represents just a small selection of the work showcased in our gallery. For more information or to see more work by an artist please contact us at ask@theoldschoolmuker.co.uk
The Old School Muker is proud to showcase the work of one of the UK’s top print makers, and winner of Best Newcomer Printfest 2018, Morna Rhys, who shares our love of the high places of Yorkshire and the UK.
We have great pleasure welcoming the wonderful watercolours of Yorkshire artist Paul Talbot-Greaves into The Old School Muker gallery. Please watch the slideshow (expand for full screen) and scroll down to see more details of the work.
Paul has painted a series of watercolours inspired by Upper-Swaledale, from East Stonesdale to Thwaite, from Smithy Holme to Muker, the work perfectly captures the mood and feel of the stunning landscape that surrounds our gallery in Muker.
In the Shadow of the Plantation, Swaledale | Paul Talbot-Greaves | Framed 50x60cm | £340
Reflections under Stainforth Bridge | Paul Talbot-Greaves | Framed 80x60cm |£625
These original watercolours are exclusive to The Old School Muker and when it’s safe to re-open our doors you’ll be able to view Paul’s work in our gallery. In the meantime if you’re interested in owning one of Paul’s superb paintings as a memento of our beautiful dale, please contact us on 01748 886155 or email ask@theoldschoolmuker.co.uk to find out more.
In Pauls words:
“My work reflects the rugged scenery of the landscape, either in the context of wild places or in the nature of the Pennine hills, where I live. I draw my inspiration from historical connections using layers of colour, texture, shapes and patterns applied with energy and feeling. My main inspiration is light and the effects created by the contrasts of shadows.”
Just the ticket if you need a gift for someone who loves art, crafts & Swaledale when you can’t make it up the dale, but still want to support small businesses.
Just call us – 01748 886155 – and we can pop it in the postbox
It was lovely to see John and Gaynor yesterday, and even better that John left behind five new superb paintings in his trademark line and watercolour style, each depicting scenes of Upper Swaledale within walking distance of our gallery in Muker … and one of Grassington for lovers of Wharfedale!
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