The Modern British Room: A Celebratory Feature of our 44th Anniversary Exhibition
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Craigie Aitchison RARam in the Moonlight (Peck 14), 2000Screenprint (2/75)20 x 18 "£ 2,750.00 + 4% ARR -
Gary BuntThe Red Boat, 2006Oil on canvas18 x 24 "£ 26,000.00 + 4% ARR
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Fred Cuming RADawn, Winter Sea, 1997Oil on board36 x 36 "Sold
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Fred Cuming RAJaponica and Prunus 2007, ed. no 57/75Screenprint18.5 x 18 "£ 1,250.00 + 4% ARR
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Fred Cuming RABrighton Pier, 2004Oil on board30 x 30 "£ 10,500.00 + 4% ARR
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Mary Fedden OBE RA PPRWANasturtium, 1998Oil on canvas16 x 20 "£ 22,000.00 + 4% ARR
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Sir Robin Philipson RA RSA FRSE RSWNovember RosesOil on board30 x 30 "£ 28,000.00 + 4% ARR
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Mary Potter OBESummer DayOil on canvas24 x 26 "£ 12,500.00 + 4% ARR
To celebrate Thompson’s Gallery’s 44th Annual Exhibition 2026, we are delighted to present this specially curated Modern British Room.
To celebrate Thompson’s Gallery’s 44th Annual Exhibition 2026, we are delighted to present on opening weekend a specially curated Modern British Room. Art Curatded by Thompson's and room designed, and styled by interior designer Alexandra Langdon.
Set within our Summer Exhibition at the Aldeburgh gallery, the room reflects Alexandra’s considered approach to interior design, bringing together an exceptional selection of Modern British paintings alongside carefully chosen fabrics, furniture, and Soane Britain wallpaper. Complemented by a rug from The Rug and Carpet Studio, the scheme creates a setting that celebrates the enduring appeal of British art and design.
Featured artists include, Craig Aitchison RA, Gary Bunt, Mary Fedden RA, Fred Cuming RA, Sir Robin Philipson RA, Mary Potter RA, Anne Cotterill, Sheree Valentine-Daines, Paula Nightingale and Fred Yates.
For over four decades, our Annual Exhibition has celebrated the finest contemporary painters and sculptors while showcasing outstanding Modern British works. This room offers an opportunity to experience these remarkable paintings within a thoughtfully designed interior, highlighting the timeless relationship between art, craftsmanship and the home.
