Sir Terry Frost RA is widely recognised as one of the most distinguished artists of his generation. His work is full of vitality, colour and rhythm; in his own words: “Good art is indescribable...shapes are known to people by words, but colour can make its own shape and exists in its own right”.

Donald sadly passed away in September 2009. He exhibited his highly acclaimed work in Paris New York Tokyo Zurich and many other cities around the world.

Born in London in 1925, Sandra Blow RA was one of the leading lights of the abstract art movement of the 1950s. Her works are often on a large scale and consist of abstract collages made up from cheap discarded materials such as sawdust, cut-out strips of old canvas, plaster and torn paper.

Rae's paintings combine the influence of landscape and travel with painterly abstraction that touches the heart of the viewer every time. She has been a treasured artist among many private collections in Britain, Europe and the USA, as well as in many public and corporate collections.

John Hoyland RA has been called ‘Europe’s answer to Mark Rothko’. Regarded as the leading abstract artist of his generation, Hoyland’s works are powerful and richly coloured, built up from layers of thick paint.