Market House Gallery.

The gallery originally opened as Sims Gallery, in 1998, specializing in traditional Newlyn and Modern British. In 2001, the gallery became known as Market House under the auspices of Jonathan Grimble, who brought many modern and contemporary artists to further prominance. 2005 saw Kevin Dickenson take over the reins. He in particular, promoted many contemporary artists. During 2007 I took over the space, returning to Market House grass roots with quality 20th Century Cornish Artists and the introduction of several new current figures. We carry an extensive stock of drawings, watercolours, oils, sculpture, retro ceramics and glassware. Open 7 days a week, Mon – Sunday, 11am – 4pm or by Appointment. – Paul Longthorne

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The gallery originally opened as Sims Gallery, in 1998, specializing in traditional Newlyn and Modern British. In 2001, the gallery became k ...

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Oil painting is a slow process because you have to wait and be patient when adding layers it is however worth the wait as the finished results are worth it.

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Gouache is bright and strong and is great for working out doors for fresh immediate results and is easy to transport and work with and that's why I just I love it

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I like to take acrylic painting out with me when I am plain air painting but only occasionally as I now paint mainly in oil. I love acrylic and I also love oil

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