Jorgensen Fine Art is pleased to present a retrospective exhibition of paintings by Grace Henry. Highlights of the exhibition will include The Girl in White on loan from the Hugh Lane Gallery as well as numerous other paintings from important private and public collections which highlight the breadth and range of Grace Henry's oeuvre.

The critic John Ruskin described Joseph Mallord William Turner as the artist who could most ‘stirringly and truthfully measure the moods of Nature.’ He depicted Nature at its most romantic and sublime portraying its awe-inspiring, savage grandeur untamed by man. We have asked our gallery artists to follow in his illustrious footsteps and treat with nature as they see it. Many of our artists tell us that they enjoy being given a brief as the focus it furnishes sets them free to concentrate on the delivery of the subject rather than on its conception. Among those participating in this exhibition are Liam Belton, John Brobbel, Campbell Bruce, Caroline Canning, Andrey Demin, Joe Dunne, James English, Alexey Krasnovsky, Maria Levinge, Anthony Murphy, Jackie Mitchell, Ian McAllister, Tuëma Pattie, Alison Rosse, Rose Stapleton and Colin Watson.

This will be Russian artist Andrey Demin's first solo outing at Jorgensen Fine Art where he will be showing approximately thirty landscape and still life paintings.

Danish artist Allan Madsen's paintings are imbued with a classical sensibility. Their textured surfaces are reminiscent of ancient frescoes and his use of dramatic chiaroscuro evokes the work of the Baroque masters.

Ian McAllister has built a strong reputation at the gallery for his carefully observed still lifes and interiors. This will be his sixth solo exhibition at Jorgensen Fine Art.

After the success of our sculpture exhibiton in 2007 we are pleased to announce our second sculpture exhibiton featuring a wide ranging selection of contemporary sculptors such as Carolyn Mulholland, Olivia Musgrave, Fiona Smith Darragh, Cody Swanson, Alina Marcellino, Elizabeth le Jeune & others.