Tomorrow is the opening of the Royal Miniature Society annual exhibition at the Mall Galleries in London, which promises to be another wonderful show with nearly 600 of some of the world's finest miniatures on display and daily demonstrations by artists. Most work is for sale. Above are the six paintings I have in the show - not the best photo, quickly snapped before packing, but at least it shows them framed!
A huge congratulations to this year's worthy winner of the Gold Memorial Bowl for the stunning painting 'Reflections 4'. I'm not sure if he has a website, but this link takes you to an interview and shows the winning painting: Iain Gardiner.
The exhibition is open daily from 10am - 5pm, entry is free and it runs until Saturday 23rd October. More details can be found here: Royal Miniature Society.
UPDATE: Read Katherine Tyrrells's review of the show at Making A Mark and a visit to the exhibition on A Private Portrait Miniature Collection (and thank you to Mona for the link!)
7 comments:
Dear Tracy,
Wow, so beautiful framed work! If these are not best, what is your best?! Oh, please be kind to yourself. Thank you for sharing the interesting information. Hope the exhibition will go well.
Kind regards, Sadami
Lots of luck in the show, Tracy. And you know yours will be 6 of the best ones there..............absolutely beautiful. You give me so much inspiration I cannot thank you enough.
Tiny treasures! They look so good and I hope you will do very well once again!
The best of luck to you in the exhibit Tracy. Your work is stunning and sure to do well.
I love seeing the work, framed and all together like you have it, before sending it off. Thanks for keeping us posted.
Tracy, a great set of entries! Wishing you all the best with this year's show. You have amazingly prolific with your miniatures over these past few years!
Your paintings are so beautiful!! And so life-like! It's amazing how much detail is in each of your pictures!
Thank you for the kind wishes everyone, I hope the exhibition is a big success again this year.
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