with love Sue Hunt: White pitcher and a Chinese bowl 15 x 19” 39 x 48cm What better time of year is there to demonstrate your love than on Valentine's Day? And what better way to do this than by selecting a special and unique piece of art for your loved one. Whether it be a stunning handcrafted token of sterling silver jewellery, a beautiful print or a painting, go on and spoil someone… and if you’ve no one to spoil, then go ahead and spoil yourself! Sarah Brittain, Galleries Manager Neil Davies, Jenny Devereux, Zara Devereux, Andrew Giddens, Roy Goodman, Sue Hunt, Amy Jones, Alasdair Lindsay, Maggie Matthews, Fay Page and Anja Percival. Please call 01736 788911 / 01736 786016 or e-mail: gallery@greatatlantic.co.uk to reserve the work of your choice. Works may be collected by arrangement or we can arrange delivery to any UK mainland address for as little as £20. Money back if not entirely satisfied (provided we are informed within 3 days of your purchase being collected/delivered). Cheques and all major credit cards accepted. Colours may vary between the original works and the printed reproductions. All paintings are framed unless stated. Neil Davies. It was whilst teaching that Neil first became fascinated with the nature of the Penwith landscape and this still forms the basis of his inspiration today. He has enjoyed two very successful solo shows at The Great Atlantic where his vibrant and atmospheric landscape paintings are finding much acclaim. Following the track to Woon Gumpus 20.5 x 30” 52 x 76cm charcoal & graphite on paper Across Bosvargus to Jericho Farm 23 x 32” 59 x 81cm charcoal & graphite on paper TOP OF PAGE Jenny Devereux. Jenny’s beautiful hand printed etchings are widely collected and she is regularly invited to exhibit in Japan. Her work is distinctive and involves the layering of colour and images using a variety of techniques including woodblocks, pressing leaves, printing from antique lace and even silver and gold leaf that is applied and then scratched to create wonderfully textured and decorative images. Irises and butterflies 8.5 x 27” 21 x 69cm etching Two Lillies 16.5 x 6.5” 42 x 17cm etching Imari Pot and plowers 10.75 x 27” 27.5 x 69cm etching Anenomes and daffodils 11 x 27” 28 x 69cm etching Autumn gold 26.5 x 11” 67 x 28cm etching TOP OF PAGE Zara Devereux lives and works in St. Ives, Cornwall and like her mother, Jenny, Zara’s work is concerned with creating an image using etching techniques. There are definite resonances between the work of mother and daughter; Zara’s prints are just as delicate and beautiful as Jenny’s but still manage to retain their individuality. Zara’s printmaking has been exhibited throughout the country and her skill as a printmaker is highly regarded. Vespertine 16 x 4” 41 x 10cm monoprint Moth Collection 7 x 9.5” 18 x 24cm collagraph I leave by Express Tonight 11.5 x 11.5” 29 x 29cm collagraph Two Silver Seals 8 x 14” 20 x 36cm monoprinton original 1860 velum document with silver seals Nine Feathers and Twist of Hair 19 x 8.5” 48 x 22cm monoprint Leaf Ghosts 10 x 9.75” 25.5 x 25.5cm monoprint Strange Seed Heads 12.5 x 7.5” 32 x 19cm collagraph TOP OF PAGE Andrew Giddens was born in Dorset in 1976 and moved to Cornwall in 1991. After attending Falmouth College of Art he continued his studies at The Arts Institute in Bournemouth. Since Andrew’s first solo exhibition at The Great Atlantic in 2003, he has quickly established himself as one of our most popular and sought after artists and each exhibition has been a resounding success. It is a testament to this young artist’s appeal that the foreword to his book ‘Coastline’ was written by Sir Tim Rice. Going out 17 x 17” 60 x 90cm oil on canvas New powerful swell 20 x 27.5” 50 x 70cm oil on canvas Breaking wave 16 x 24” 40 x 60cm oil on canvas Across the bay 16 x 24” 40 x 60cm oil on canvas TOP OF PAGE Roy Goodman has drawn and painted all his life. He chose not to attend art school, preferring instead to study the masters and copy their works, he then went on to develop his own individual style and technique. Roy lives in Cornwall and has spent many years as a research scientist. He now paints full time and has been exhibiting in Cornish galleries since 1996. Because of his interest in the intellectual side of art, as well as being a practitioner, he is currently studying for an MA in the History of 20th century Art and Design. King Mark’s view 19 x 19” 48 x 48cm acrylic on canvas Near Cape Cornwall 19 x 24” 48 x 60cm acrylic on canvas Lighthouse, St Ives 19 x 19” 48 x 48cm acrylic on canvas Disused mine near Minnions 20 x 24” 50 x 60cm acrylic on canvas Walking across the sand at St Ives 17 x 23” 44 x 59cm acrylic on canvas TOP OF PAGE Sue Hunt studied at High Wycombe College of Design and Canterbury College of Art before obtaining her MA in Fine Art from Cardiff College of Art in 1987. She has exhibited widely throughout the UK and overseas at venues including The National Museum of Wales, Blenheim Gallery, London, Congres Centrum, Holland, Biennale International Art Fair, Brussels and Jawahar Kala Kendra in Rajasthan, India. She lives in Wales and is a visiting lecturer on various art education courses at University of Wales Institute, Cardiff. Philadelphus study 22 x 15” 56 x 38cm Two pears and a copper plate 9.5 x 14” 24 x 36cm acrylic & pastel on paper Japanese anenomies 14.5 x 12” 37 x 30cm acrylic on canvas Two jugs 8 x 5.5” 20 x 14cm etching on steel Still life with goose eggs 6 x 7.5” 15 x 19cm etching Lily 6 x 8” 15 x 20cm etching Three jugs 6 x 8” 15 x 20cm etching TOP OF PAGE Amy Jones was born in Wales and now lives in London. Her native Wales provides the inspiration for the majority of her work and The Great Atlantic Church Street Gallery in Monmouth is hosting a major exhibition of her work in conjuction with the Welsh Arts Council in October of this year. We are delighted to present this specially commissioned selection of Amy’s Cornish works for this Valentine’s collection. Road to St Just 28 x 35” 72 x 90cm acrylic Kynance Cove 21.5 x 31” 55 x 79cm charcoal on paper Zennor 22 x 30” 56 x 77cm charcoal on paper Coastal road 22 x 30” 56 x 77cm gouache TOP OF PAGE Alasdiar Lindsay Cheshire born Alasdair Lindsay studied at West Cheshire College, Reading University and Falmouth College of Art. After graduating from the latter, he chose to remain in Falmouth where the boats, docks and shipyards are obvious influences on his work. He has exhibited throughout the UK and was awarded Second Prize in the prestigious Hunting Art Prize at The Royal College of Art, London in 2004. In the same year, he completed a commission for twelve paintings for Cunard’s flagship cruise liner, Queen Mary II. Beach hut and coast 17 x 17” 44 x 44cm acrylic on board Beach house 20 x 20” 50 x 50cm crylic on board Windy evening, Falmouth 18 x 18” 45 x 45cm crylic on board Harbour viewpoint 24 x 24” 60 x 60cm acrylic on canvas TOP OF PAGE Maggie Matthews. Following on from Maggie’s two solo exhibitions with the Great Atlantic in 2004 - at The Map Works in St. Just, Cornwall and also at The Church Street Gallery in Monmouth, we are delighted to have a selection of specially commissioned paintings and pastels from Maggie - one of our most popular artists. Maggie’s work is as striking as ever and she is developing into one of Cornwall’s foremost abstract artists. Limpet 4 x 6” 10 x 15cm mixed media on canvas Lemon 10 x 10” 26 x 26cm mixed media on canvas Bowl 9 x 12” 23 x 30cm mixed media on canvas Rock pool 12 x 12” 30 x 30cm mixed media on canvas Blue pear 10 x 10” 25 x 25cm mixed media on canvas Yellow cup 12 x 12” 30 x 30cm mixed media on canvas Fruity 18 x 24” 45 x 60cm mixed media on canvas Still life 24 x 32” 61 x 82cm mixed media on canvas TOP OF PAGE Fay Page lives and works on the island of St. Martin’s, Isles of Scilly. Solid silver and gold shells and pebbles cast from local beach finds, adorn her handcrafted charm bracelets, necklaces and rings. Fay’s work is collected from discerning outlets throughout the country. Silver St Agnes cowrie shell hoop earrings (left) Silver St Agnes cowrie shell hook earrings (right Silver Tresco tower shell hoop earrings Hand crafted silver - wrist chainwith 6 silver beach charms: St Martins & St Agnes cowries shells, ammonite,dogwhelk, tower shell and scallop Hand crafted silver - wrist chain with 9ct gold St Martins scallop Hand crafted silver - short neck chain with silver Tresco tower shell, silver St Agnes cowrie shell and 9ct gold St Agnes dogwhelk earings (displayed inside chain): (top left) SilverSt Martins scallop stud earrings (top right) Silver Tresco pebble stud earrings (bottom) Silver St Martins scallop hook earrings Two silver St Agnes dogwhelks & silver St Agnes cowrie shells on silver snake chain TOP OF PAGE Anja Percival. Born in 1971, Anja Percival graduated from Falmouth College of Arts in 2002 and in a short career to date has been highly successful in her chosen field of printmaking. Her work has been exhibited at the Royal West of England Academy in Bristol and in various venues throughout Cornwall and at The Beatrice Royal Contemporary Art Gallery in Hampshire. A solo exhibition of her work in London in 2003 also proved very successful. Rockpool #3 24 x 16.5” 60 x 41cm etching Transect #8 31.5 x 27.5” 80 x 70cm etching - unframed Transect #13 31.5 x 27.5” 80 x 70cm etching - unframed Nature on urban mini 8 x 6” 21 x 16cm etching TOP OF PAGE

Exhibition dates: 29th January - 16th February 2005