Art Gallery Online
We are very excited to be launching our Art Gallery online. We have been working with Artko an Art Manufacturer in UK who source Original art from Artists in Ireland,
England, Scotland and Wales.
They then print limited editions, finish to make each picture unique and frame the art to sell to Retail, Interior Designers and Art Galleries around Europe.
We have been working with Artko for over 10 years and have been displaying and selling their art on the walls of the gift gallery and restaurant but we do not have enough walls to show all the art that is available from them.
Now you can browse the entire collection from the comfort of
your own home and be able to see more of what is available to suit that blank
wall in your home. The measurements are all there too so it should be easier than waiting for more art to come in to our shop.
You can purchase the art online with us and we should have it in stock within two weeks. There are just too many pieces to be holding a large warehouse of stock at our premises.
The Artko design team brief the artists on the latest trends and home furnishing colours, they develop their own exclusive frames, mounts and mouldings and create unique, hand-finished techniques to add volume and uniqueness to their picture range.
The full independent product range is stocked for immediate delivery and Artko are able to react instantaneously to new developments within the wall art sector with new collections coming in twice a year.
All of our art is perfect when it comes to Sage&Stone but shipping it around the country can cause damage to an individual piece so we are selling our art on a click and collect basis until we find a reliable way to ship the art undamaged.
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Artist: Richard Macneil
Richard Macneil is a self-taught artist who has always worked in the creative industry. Born in Worcester in 1958, he started his working life at Worcester Royal procelain.
Size: 111cm x 56cm
Artist: Louise Brown
Louise is a self taught artist based in rural Lincolnshire where she lives with her husband and two Lurchers. At school she loved art, but had an uninspiring art teacher, so she decided to pursue a career as a Radiographer. It soon became clear to Louise that her job was unfulfilling and started painting as a hobby after attending a few evening classes. She was encouraged to continue her passion for art when she started selling her work on eBay and to friends. Eventually, as her painting technique improved , she was accepted by an art publisher and became a professional artist. Louise’s love of animals is evident in her paintings, and they capture the personality of the subject. Her paintings tend to be quirky and humorous, and her painting style is loose and expressive.
Size: 72cm x 92cm
Artist: Chris Sharp
Chris Sharp spent his early years in Africa and on returning to Aberdeen attended Robert Gordons School. On leaving school Chris went to Aberdeen College of Commerce to study graphic design for two years. He then went to Gray’s School of Art and studied sculpture and fine art for four years. Chris Sharp has worked as a professional artist since 1983.
Hand finished using textured gel – no glass
Size: 116cm x 90cm
Artist: Chris Sharp
Chris Sharp spent his early years in Africa and on returning to Aberdeen attended Robert Gordons School. On leaving school Chris went to Aberdeen College of Commerce to study graphic design for two years. He then went to Gray’s School of Art and studied sculpture and fine art for four years. Chris Sharp has worked as a professional artist since 1983.
Hand finished using textured gel – no glass
Size: 94cm x 94cm
