Beaux Arts Gallery, Bath

Beaux Arts is the longest established commercial gallery in Bath and is the sister gallery to Beaux Arts in Maddox Street (previously on Cork Street), London. Situated near the abbey in a listed Georgian building, the gallery specialises in the work of major twentieth century painters, sculptors and studio ceramicists. Beaux Arts has a programme of eight annual exhibitions, half of which are dedicated to promoting new young talent.



Established artists include Michael Ayrton, John Bellany, Lynn Chadwick, Mary Fedden, Dame Elisabeth Frink, Josef Herman, John Piper, and especially the St Ives group including Sir Terry Frost, Roger Hilton, Bryan Pearce and William Scott. Among contemporary artists represented are Nathan Ford, Akash Bhatt, Andrew Crocker, Anna Gillespie, Sarah Gillespie, Naomi Frears, Anthony Scott and Simon Allen. Beaux Arts exhibits leading studio ceramists including the work of Lucie Rie, Richard Batterham, Takeshi Yasuda, Masamichi Yoshikawa, John Maltby and Emmanuel Cooper . See the Artists page for details.

Beaux Arts buys and consigns Modern British and Contemporary works of art. Please contact the gallery for details of commission rates.

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