Tessa Newcomb’s paintings record the world immediately around her, the garden, the greenhouse, the allotment; she draws you into her work, it feels intimate, you could be a local peering over the fence.

(b. 1955)

Tessa Newcomb, You don't have to Swim
£450.00

Oil on Paper

15.5 × 20.5cms

Framed

2024

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Tessa Newcomb, Shining the Light Tessa Newcomb, Shining the Light
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Tessa Newcomb, Shining the Light
£480.00

Oil on Board

20 × 15 cms

Framed

2024

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Tessa Newcomb, Dull, Overcast but beautiful
£1,200.00

Oil on Board

23 × 61cms

Framed

2024

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Tessa Newcomb, Lemon Light
£600.00

Oil on Board

17.5 × 22.5cms

Framed

2024

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Tessa Newcomb, You are the pebble on the beach
£650.00

Oil on Board

15 × 46cms

Framed

2024

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Tessa Newcomb, Wrestling with a large Kite
£550.00

Oil on Paper

25.5 × 20.5cms

Framed

2024

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Tessa Newcomb.

Born in Suffolk, Tessa Newcomb is the daughter of the artist Mary Newcomb. She attended the Norwich School of Art from 1972 and received a BA (Hons) in Fine Art from Bath Academy of Art in 1976.  In 1977 she attended a course on printmaking at the Wimbledon School of Art.

Newcomb’s first solo exhibition was held at the Annexe Gallery, Wimbledon in 1979.  Her work was included in mixed exhibitions at Crane Kalman Gallery between 1995 and 1997, followed by two one-man shows in 2002 and 2004.  She has works in public collections including the Bradford Metropolitan Museum and the Whitworth Art Gallery. Tessa exhibited regularly at Lena Boyle Fine Art from 1990-2020

The Suffolk countryside and country events feature predominantly in Newcomb’s paintings. She also produced jacket illustrations for Julia Blackburn’s Daisy in the Desert and the paperback edition of The Emperor’s East Island. 

Notable Exhibitions Include:

  • The Picture Gallery Winchester Contemporary Art

  • Morley College Kentmere House, York

  • Crane Art Kettle’s Yard Open

  • Chelsea Art Society Leicester City Gallery

  • Contemporary Art Fair (1994 - 98) Bradford Metropolitan Museum

  • 20th Century Art Fair Fry Gallery, Saffron Walden

  • Crane Kalman New Ashgate, Farnham

  • Cadogan Contemporary The Mercury Gallery, Edinburgh

  • Piers Feetham The Bohun Gallery, Henley-on-Thames

  • Coram Gallery Manchester Art Fair

  • Steeple End Gallery, Halesworth Strand Gallery, Aldeburgh

  • Thompson’s Gallery, Aldeburgh

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