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Artist and Art Adviser on all modern art related issues.

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I have assembled, displayed and worked on business art collections in Peterborough, London and surrounding areas.

I have hung or assisted in hanging around 50 exhibitions.  Some with up to 150 paintings.

I have worked on many committees. Including The Culture, Leisure and Tourism Board for Peterborough City Council, Peterborough Arts Council and Peterborough Museum and Art gallery

Updated Feb 2011

 

Welcome to Peterborough Art House Ltd

01733 349024 or 0790 550 6018 helen.mould@btinternet.com

Signed Limited Edition Prints for sale by Patrick Hughes, Tom Philips, Ivan Picelj, Darby Bannard, Charlotte Cornish, John Bellany, Kip Gresham, Roger Hilton, Jack Yates, and others in the catalogue section are available to view by request only or email helen.mould@btinternet.com.      

Limited edition print by PATRICK HUGHES.  The Studio. Available

Traditional and modern oil, acrylic, watercolour and pastels also available in Peterborough Art House Ltd's stock.

please go to the Peterborough Arthouse :: Catalogue to find the links to other pages or scroll down this page and find them on the left after the Barbara Rae, and the studio view.

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Skroll down the page for collectors items, index links, more info on my, Helen Mould paintings.

Cove, by Helen Mould £650      oil on Stretched Linen, 5 cm depth box canvas. 50 x 35 cm

This was painted after a trip to Eyemouth on the Scottish Borders. The painting was on exhibition at the Great Northern Hotel in Peterborough from 2005 - 2008. Such a beautiful setting for the small harbour but it could only be reached by walking through a tunnel cut into the rocks. Very spooky.

Apethorpe

by Helen Mould

An absolutely great time creating this one. I was fortunate enough to be allowed into the derelict grounds of Apethorpe Manor before renovation was started.  The house was at one time the country residence of Charles 1st, was purchased by a Libyian millionaire but abandoned after trouble with Libya caused him to leave the country. The groundsman kept up the basic outdoor maintenance even tough he was no longer being paid and he stopped vandals destroying it but it was a massive task to maintine the property outside. It got overgrown with ivy.  The inside crumbled and is undergoing extensive restoration now.

 

 

 

NEW section in our Catalogue: Limited edition
prints and drawings

Some of the works available in our Catalogue ... email me for any other information

 

Dr Barbara Rae, CBE RA RSA RGI RSW, Boats at Dunure, Scotland, 1981, watercolour 75 x 53 cm,   Framed under glass  price on request 

Barbara Rae, CBE RA RSA RGI RSW

Born: 10 December 1943, Falkirk, Stirlingshire, Scotland, UK and was elected President of the Society of Scottish Artists in 1983. She was made a Member of the Royal Scottish Academy in 1992 (ARSA 1980) and a Royal Academician in 1996. She has been a Member of the Royal Fine Art Commission for Scotland since 1995 and was a Member of the Board of the British School at Rome in 1998. In 1999 she was awarded a CBE and received an Honorary Doctorate from Napier University, Edinburgh. Rae lives and works in Edinburgh.

 

Helen Mould's studio artist's open studio event.

some of my abstract and figurative paintings. 

 

      here is a close

up of 1/2 of the one panel of featured diptych in studio view. The texture can be seen

more easily than on the postcard, but to appreciate it one needs to see it.

There is a lot of play with texture and flatness going on with the surface.

 

 
               

Appointments - 0790 550 6018 or email helen.mould@btinternet.com

 

The catalogue is updated regulary. You can bookmark us for easy reference. You can e-mail us if there is a style of art you would like to see more of in our catalogue or if you have any other comments.

 

 

                                                        

                                                                           


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Aphrodite - oil and foil on box canvas, Textured, unusual, one off statement around the meaning of life and love. Please contact me if you would like more information about the meanings behind the creation of this - or any of my paintings.  I am more than happy to talk about them.

Helen Mould

20" x 48",

55 x 130 cm approx.

£650. order


CHARLOTTE CORNISH - THEN and NOW 1 (circles) (2001);

9 colour screen-print on Velum Arches 300gm, printed by Ian & Jan Wilkinson, 70 x 120cm   This edition number:               £175  order

                         Charlotte Cornish is successful Cambridge artist.  She uses the powerful relationship between colour and form to communicate emotional vivre, a Joy of Living. This silkscreen print has a vitality that is not easy to pick up from the computerised image. Her work can be seen in Cambridge galleries and on the internet, but you won't find a better bargain price that this. £295

Dillon
Horse Fair acrylic on heavy duty Arches paper £450. order

Note, the valuer at Sothebys commented on how well executed this painting is. However the value is to low for them to auction it.

 

 

limited edition print by PATRICK HUGHES. 

The Studio. Please contact me for details.

2 limited editions. by Tom Phillips        

  

 Kathryn Moore

   Tom Philips                          A2 size screen print, signed, limited, £9 plus p&p

 

Selina Thorp painting, Lemons

An attractive small oil or impasto acrylic painting by the contemporary Scottish trained artist SELINA THORP.  image is 3" x 5" and it is in a plain, light wood frame, cushion style, maybe Beech or Obeche which brings the overall size up to 13" x 13".

SELINA THORP Biography (courtesy of Walker Gallery)

Born in Leeds in 1968, Selina Thorp graduated from Edinburgh College of Art with an honours degree having taken a foundation course at Jacob Kramer College, Leeds. Influential people at Edinburgh were David Mitchie OBE and her tutor William Baillie. Her lecturers included Dame Elizabeth Blackadder, John Houston and Victoria Crowe. Selina paints in situ wherever she finds an absorbing subject, whether it be a town view, a port, a market, or a flower shop. This gives her paintings a spontaneity, which is reflected in the minute details she seeks to record.
She exhibits regularly and has had a number of solo exhibitions, this being her third solo show with Walker Galleries. Other solo shows include the Westgate Gallery, North Berwick, Royal Institute of Architects in Scotland; Italian Paintings at Valvona and Crolla, Edinburgh. Selected mixed exhibitions include Leeds Centenary Exhibition, University of Leeds; Leeds Art Fair, and the Royal College of Physicians, Edinburgh. She received first prize for the New English Art Club, Student Section 1991; first prize at the Laing Art Competition in Harrogate 1993 and Highly Commended in 1998 in London; and the Travel Scholarship award, New English Art Club 1993. She exhibits regularly throughout the country, including at the Royal Academy and the Royal Scottish Academy Summer Exhibitions.


   
 
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ArtMarketInsight [Jun 2011]

Art investment

The first summer sales of London [Jun 11]

In two days (21 and 22 June 2011), Sotheby’s and Christie’s posted more than £207m vs. £233m in 2010, £61.5m in 2009 and £246m at the market’s peak in 2008.

This year, Christie’s outsold Sotheby's with a total of £122m from 80 lots at its evening sale of 21 June. Unsurprisingly, Pablo PICASSO picked up the best results… rising as the sale progressed: his Buste de Françoise (one of the artist’s lovers in the 1940s) was the first to go for £10.6m, followed by Jeune fille endormie for £13.4m and lastly Femme assise, robe bleue which fetched £17.9m vs. an estimate of £4m - £8m, producing the sale’s best result. The latter work, completed in October 1939, is a portrait of Dora Maar, the artist’s mistress considered as the most important icon of Picasso’s work.

With £37m less (£85m), Sotheby's total looked very lacklustre compared with its rival’s, especially as its low estimates amounted to £111m. However, it generated the best result of the 2 days of Impressionist & Modern art sales with Egon SCHIELE’s urbain landscape that sold within its estimated range for £22m!
Painted in 1914, the work entitled Maisons avec linge de couleur, banlieue II is one of the Austrian artist’s rare urban landscapes still in private hands. The subject is Cesky Krumlov, a town in Bohemia in the south of the Czech Republic where the artist lived with his companion Wally. Aged just 24 in 1914, Egon Shiele was at the peak of his carrier. He died four years later from the Spanish influenza.
Schiele, whose paintings market is particularly limited, had not signed an auction result above £10m since November 2006 in New York (another similar urban landscape entitled Einzelne Häuser/Monk I, fetched $20m [£10.5m] on 8 November at Christie's). Only three Schiele urban landscapes have been offered at auction in the last ten years (2001-2011) and each time they push the artist’s record higher. Among the other big results at Sotheby's there was an Alberto GIACOMETTI bronze Trois Hommes qui Marchent II that fetched £10.6m and Picasso’s Homme à la pipe et nu couché that went under the hammer for twice its low estimate, at £4.8m.

The biggest disappointment of the two days of sales was in fact the keystone of the Christie's sale: Claude MONET’s Nymphéas (provenance: Beyeler gallery) was bought in against a hefty estimate of £30m to £40m. The work will return to the collections of the Swiss Beyeler Museum.
In effect, the extraordinary result recorded on 24 June 2008 for Bassin aux Nymphéas at £36.5m, (£12m above the high estimate, in a period of market euphoria) had pushed up estimates for this subject although it seems few collectors or investors are willing to pay that kind of sum. Remember that on 23 June 2010, another of Monet’s Nymphéas paintings failed to sell at Christie's when offered at £17m - £24m.

Nevertheless, the overall climate of the sales was buoyant with a strong representation of investors, particularly Asian. The auctioneers are therefore offering well-stocked catalogues and promoting their masterpieces in Asia in order to maintain the profitable flow of Western records in the Impressionist & Modern art segment.

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