Jubilee Galleries

29/05/2026

A beautifully detailed original oil painting from the early 70s by American illustrator and painter Bruce Bomberger. The traditional French wooden shopfront rendered with gilded sign writing, torn fly posters and a lady walking by with a baguette in hand .. little more 🇫🇷 than this!

ARTIST: Bruce Dubois Bomberger (1918-1980) American
TITLE: “French Street Scene”
SIGNED: lower left
MEDIUM: oil on canvas
SIZE: 54cm x 43cm inclusive of frame
CONDITION: very good
PRICE: £500
DETAIL: Born in California he attended The College of Arts & Crafts in Berkeley and at the Art Center in Los Angeles, In the late 1940’s he started his long career as a commercial illustration - best known for his work on the famous “Marlboro Man.”
In 1961 he became the founding member of the San Francisco Society Of Illustrates and a president of that club. Alongside illustration he also painted and exhibited his oil paintings. This work having remains of an exhibition label verso which is that from the prestigious English gallery of E Stacy Marks in Eastbourne c.1965/1970.

21/05/2026

Interesting and very unusual this one .. a very large oil on canvas incorporating x20 smaller landscapes. Each one a beautiful little colourful impressionist ‘sketch.’
Dated 1969 the work is by Geoffrey Norman Burnand (1912-1996) perhaps no surprises that he was a muralist and theatrical set designer but skills run deeper as he studied at both Farnham and the Royal Academy Schools (1931-2) under Walter Thomas Monnington who was also a muralist.

Artist: Geoffrey Norman Burnand (1912-1996) British
Title: “Collection Of Twenty Landscapes”
Size: 180cm x 78cm
Price: £800
Notes: Painter, theatrical designer and mural artist. After education at Imperial Service College, Windsor, Burnand studied art at Farnham School of Art, with Otway McCannell, 1929-31, and at the Royal Academy Schools, 1931-2, under Thomas Monnington. He was a Prix de Rome winner and attended the British School in Rome, 1933-5. Exhibited RA, RBA, NEAC and throughout the West Country. Signed work with initials plus date. Completed a number of church commissions in the south of England and East Anglia. Lived at Bordon, Hampshire.



Jubilee Galleries. 17 Dver Street. Cirencester. GL7 2PP

19/05/2026

Quite an early work here (dated 1978) by Tessa Newcomb. A lovely little work of Melos - a beautiful Greek island just off Crete. The work with provenance from Montpelier Studios London.

Artist: Tessa Newcomb (1955-) British
Title: “Melos”
Medium: oil on panel
Size: 24cm x 19cm inclusive of frame
Price: £450
Notes: Born in Suffolk in 1955, Tessa Newcomb is the daughter of the artist Mary Newcomb. She attended the Norwich School of Art from 1972 and received a BA (Hons) in Fine Art from Bath Academy of Art in 1976. In 1977 she attended a course on printmaking at the Wimbledon School of Art.

Newcomb’s first solo exhibition was held at the Annexe Gallery, Wimbledon in 1979. Her work was included in mixed exhibitions at Crane Kalman Gallery between 1995 and 1997 and nine solo shows were held here from 2002- 2023. She has works in public collections including the Bradford Metropolitan Museum, the Archant Art Collection, Norwich and the Whitworth Art Gallery, Manchester.

12/05/2026

You can just about feel the stillness and serenity of dusk in the Yorkshire Dales with this lovely painting by Piers Browne (1949-2024). There’s a calmness and tranquility about it which is truly wonderful - and I don’t talk like that too often !

Artist: Piers Browne (1949-2024) British
Title: “The Ure Near Hawes, Wensleydale” (1987)
Size: 64cm x 44cm inclusive of frame
Price: £470
Notes: Painter, printmaker and teacher, born in London, who studied at Byam Shaw, 1968-70, with Maurice de Sausmarez and Bernard Dunstan, and at the RA Schools, 1972-5, with Peter Greenham. He showed with Askrigg Artists every year and by 2003 had had 50 solo exhibitions over the previous 25 years. He worked in traditional romantic landscape mode, latterly influenced by Scottish landscape painters. In 2011 he was voted ‘Painter of the North’ in the London Discerning Eye show.



Jubilee Galleries, 17 Dyer Street, Cirencester, GL7 2PP

08/05/2026

Understated delicate and calm little oil by Andrew Hemingway. Admirers but not yet sold ..

Artist: Andrew Hemingway (1955-) British
Title: “Plantpots On A Shelf”
Size: 29cm x 23cm inc.
Price: £230
Notes: Born in Yorkshire attended the Barnsley School of Art and the Camberwell School of Arts and Crafts in London, earning a degree in Fine Art and Art History. In 1976, he received bursaries to study in Florence and Rome and in 1978, won a Norwegian scholarship to study in Oslo. Hemingway has exhibited extensively at Mira Godard Gallery Canada for over thirty years. He has also exhibited in the United States, Asia and Europe. His works are in numerous international corporate and private collections, including Deutsche Bank; The Duke of Devonshire & Goldman Sachs.



Jubilee Galleries, 17 Dyer Street, Cirencester, GL7 2PP

07/05/2026

Plenty of new stock in the gallery - a quick count and there’s 25 new paintings hung in the last couple days. If you’re looking for something large then this beautiful oil from 1989 by Peter Crabtree might just fit the bill…

Artist: Peter Crabtree (1930-) British
Title: “Landscape Conder Green Lancashire”
Medium: oil on canvas
Size: 112cm x 82cm inclusive of frame
Price: £500
Notes: Born in Morecambe he studied at Leeds College of Art and the Royal College of Art where he studied under John Minton, Carel Weight and Ruskin Spear. He won an Abbey Minor Scholarship which enabled him to paint in the South of France, Paris and Rome for a year. He had solo exhibitions first with the Crane Gallery in Manchester and subsequently with Crane Kalman in London in 1960. Exhibited with Lowry, Lowndes, Fell, Bradshaw and Bryan Senior in 1961 in the seminal Mood of the North’ exhibition in the Brompton Road Gallery, receiving excellent critical acclaim.



Jubilee Galleries, 17 Dyer Street, Cirencester, GL7 2PP

24/04/2026

There really are some incredible Russian painters both past & present. It’s such a shame, though perhaps understandable, that Russian art is now quite out of favour. I try to avoid nowadays also, mainly because it’s actually quite tough to sell - the market is limited - it’s a bit like guilty by association unfortunately. Anyway I’m making an exception here because I think this is so very simple and beautiful and stands apart from the usual Russian post-Impressionism.
It’s a pastel by Pyotr Dik (1939-2002) entitled “The Parasol” and dating to 1999 just a couple of years before his death. I hope you see what I see in it….

Artist: Pyotr Dik (1939-2002) German / Russian
Title: “The Parasol” (pastel)
Size: 60cm x 45cm incl of frame
Price: £360
Notes: Pyotr Gergardovich Dik was a Soviet and Russian graphic artist, member of the Union of Artists of Russia, Honored Artist of the RSFSR, People’s Artist of Russia. Artist graduated from the Sverdlovsk art school and the Moscow Higher art-industrial school. Numerous retrospectives of his work have been held the most recent in 2022 at the Primorsky State Art Gallery. Considered one of the most subtle and deepest painters of the the later part of the 20thC. His work held in numerous Russian museums. He died in 2002 just before a solo exhibition to be held in Germany.

10/04/2026

Back ‘on season’ for this one … a beautiful colourful oil by Ernest Yarrow Jones. This work dates to circa 1925… yes it’s 100 years old and yet could be forgiven for being something of a wholly contemporary nature. He really was way ahead of his time !

Artist: Ernest Yarrow-Jones (1872-1951) British
Title: “Almond Blossom” (Bormes Cote D’Azur France)
Size: 65cm x 56cm inclusive of frame
Price: £900
Notes: Painter and sculptor, born in Liverpool, who qualified as a barrister but decided to pursue art as a career. He studied at Westminster School of Art and South Kensington Art School and in Paris at Académie Julian and Atelier Colarossi. Travelled widely, latterly living in Exmouth, Devon. Showed at Leicester Galleries, RA, London and Paris Salons and elsewhere.His work is in the Ashmolean Museum, Oxford. This work with provenance from Abbott & Holder London.

07/04/2026

John George Spencer Churchill was the nephew of Sir Winston Churchill. This oil dating to 1944 depicts a river scene but I haven’t managed to work out its location. Given he was a Londoner I was thinking upstream Thames but it’s not familiar - do be so kind and let me know if you can fathom it !

Artist: John George Spencer Churchill (1909-92) British
Title: “River Scene” (1944)
Medium: oil on canvas
Size: 63cm x 53cm inclusive of frame
Price: £290
Notes: Painter, especially of murals, sculptor, writer and flamboyant character, the nephew of Sir Winston Churchill. He studied at Royal College of Art, Central School of Arts and Crafts, Westminster School of Art and Ruskin School of Drawing. He also received private tuition from several artists including Bernard Meninsky and William Nicholson. A copious drinker, socialite and romantic with four marriages in total.

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