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The House in the Clouds
Did you know I’m married to a successful author? Victoria Connelly has sold over a million books and I’m very pleased to say that her latest book is published on Tuesday (8 June 2021). It’s available in paperback and ebook … Continue reading →
Lavenham Hall Christmas 2020
Here are 10 of my paintings currently for sale in the beautiful medieval village of Lavenham in Suffolk. The show at Lavenham Hall is open by appointment only which can be arranged by contacting the gallery on 01787 249841 or … Continue reading →
British Plein Air Painters Exhibition Announcement
This exhibition has been postponed until 2021. Dates to be confirmed. Following the incredible success of the first exhibition by the British Plein Air Painters group I’m very pleased to be taking part again and exhibiting with them at the … Continue reading →
Exhibition at Flatford
Scenes from the Stour Valley 4 May – 30 June 2019 A solo exhibition with the National Trust at Flatford The Boat House Gallery, Flatford, East Bergholt, Suffolk CO7 6UL
Continue reading →Exhibition at Island Fine Arts
My latest exhibition is now open at Island Fine Arts in Chichester. Roy Connelly and Hannah Cole Island Fine Arts 12 Southgate, Chichester, West Sussex PO19 1ES 2 – 29 March 2019 Tel: 01243 532798 Email: gallery@islandfinearts.com View the paintings … Continue reading →
Royal Institute of Oil Painters 2016
My painting, above, will be on show and for sale at the Royal Institute of Oil Painters annual exhibition with opens in London this week. There was a record number of entries for this show so I’m pleased to have … Continue reading →
The Cherry Orchard – work in progress
Work in progress. This is part way through a painting of the cherry orchard in the morning light. I was drawn to the way the early light catches the tops of the cherry trees. It’s an effect that doesn’t last … Continue reading →
Outdoor Painting Workshop
I will be teaching a plein air oil painting workshop at Assington Mill in Suffolk on Saturday 17th September 2016. Based at a 17th century watermill in 70 acres of private nature reserve, it would be hard to find a … Continue reading →