Lincolnshire Artists’ Society – Art in the Barn
AUCTION DATES
Robert Bell & Co, Horncastle
Dispersal Sale of Farm & Horticultural Machinery, Hubberts Bridge, Boston, Sat 17th Jun, 10am
John Taylors, Louth
Sale of Antiques, Furniture, Ceramics, Pictures, Jewellery, Watches, Coins and Silver, Tue 27th Jun, 10am
Golding Young, Grantham
Collective Sale, Wed 7th and Thu 8th Jun, 10am; Asian & Islamic Art Sale, Tue 20th Jun, 10am
Golding Young, Bourne
Single Owner Sale, Militaria & Automobilia, Thu 1st Jun, 10am; Collective Sale, Wed 14th and Thu 15th Jun, 10am
Golding Young, Lincoln
Collective Sale, Thu 22nd Jun, 10am
Stamford Auction Rooms, Stamford
Fine Art, Antiques & Collectables, Sat 24th Jun,10am
Unique Auctions, Lincoln
Antiques, Collectors & General, Wed 7th Jun, 10am; A Large Private Collection of Militaria, including guns, swords, bayonets, medals, ephemera etc, Wed 14th Jun, 9am; Antiques, Gold & Collectors Auction, Sat 24th and Sun 25th Jun, 9am
Please refer to the websites of each company to see the most recent updates on auction postponements and cancellations.
Words by:
William Gregory MRICS
Featured in:
June 2023
By William Gregory MRICS, Golding Young and Mawer.
One hundred and four works of art by 69 artists have been on show at this year’s Lincolnshire Artists’ Society showcase exhibition, held at the Stable Yard Gallery, Doddington Hall, Lincoln.
The exhibition, which runs until 29th May, has been superbly curated and complements the gallery brilliantly.
The opening night was very well attended with the evening hosted by Anne Wood, chair of the Society and formally opened by Dr Samantha Stein and Milica Rajic. Both Sam and Milica are professional archaeologists and Sam is also a TV producer who has recently worked on the BBC’s popular art programme, Fake or Fortune?
Golding Young & Mawer are privileged to be co-sponsors of the event, also providing the Golding Young Award for a landscape painting.
In choosing the winner, I wanted to combine artistic ability with a more personal connection.
My eye was first drawn to Liz Graydon’s acrylic of St Andrew’s Fife West Sands, but alas it was a seascape; as was Lesly Holliday’s childhood reflection Kites. Phil Bowman’s The Kimono meanwhile was a respectful nod to past president, Peter Moss.
The award went to Denise Hawthorne for her atmospheric work, titled Lincolnshire Wolds.
Lynn Baker’s kiln formed glass work titled Walled Garden, Gunby Hall won both the Maggie Dean and
Charles and Sally Pinchbeck Awards. The Hayward/Oyler Award was won by Sarah Watson for her oil paper work, titled Highland Bracken.
As the exhibition is a selling one, it was good to see all the small red stickers popping up.
More information about the Society can be found online at www.lincolshireartistssociety.com and also in the Edward Mayor book Lincolnshire Artists: One Hundred Years 1906-2006.
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