Sale Now On!

We hope you have all had a lovely Christmas. 

We are excited to announce our sale has now begun including fantastic Signed Limited Edition Prints and Original artwork available with discounts of 25%, 35%, 50% and even 75% off their usual prices.

The Sale features artwork by several artists including Alexander Millar, Bob Barker, Craig Davison, Caroline Shotton, Paul Horton, Keith Proctor, Peter Smith, Louis Sidoli, Daisy Boman and many more. 

Below is just a very small selection of the artwork included in the sale.

Alexander Millar

It's A Kinda Magic

Image Size: 13.25" x 16"

Signed Limited Edition of 195

£325 Sale Price £244

Bob Barker

Into Every Life A Little Rain

Canvas on Board

Image Size: 24" x 24"

Signed Limited Edition of 195

£599 sale price £499

Craig Davison

Hanging On The Te-LEPHONE

Giclee on Paper

Image Size: 16" x 16"

Signed Limited Edition of 150

£325 Sale Price £311

Louis Sidoli

Giclee on Paper

Image Size: 18.75" 19.25"

Signed Limited Edition of 495

£399 Sale Price £299

Daisy Boman

Reaching The Limit

Wall Sculpture

Image Size: 34" x 34"

Signed Limited Edition of 95

£1500 Sale Price £750

Caroline Shotton

Buttercup

Boxed Canvas

Image Size:

Signed Limited Edition of

£399 Sale Price £299

Neil Dawson

Reflections On The Tyne

Original Oil

Image Size:70cm x 60cm

£2500 Sale Price £1875

Hamish Blakely

Umbria

Original Oil

Image Size: 85cm x 85cm

£12950 Sale Price £9713

Lawrence Coulson

Timeless

Original Oil

Image Size: 76cm x 76cm

£5750 Sale Price £4313

Paul Kenton

New York Sprawl

Original Mixed Media

Image Size: 102cm x 102cm

£3950 Sale Price £2963

Call in to see even more artwork with great discounts. 

For further details on all the pieces available in the sale please do not hesitate to contact the gallery on 0191 2332200 or email us at newcastle@castlefineart.com.

We hope to see you very soon,

Best Wishes, 

The Newcastle Team

Sarah, Mandy, Steph and Holly

In To The Wild

We have launched a new exhibition at the gallery entitled In To The Wild with a selection of work celebrating the natural world. 

The exhibition features original works from masters of wildlife art, depicting a breathtaking portrait of Africa, with vivid scenes of animal behavior. 

Artists include Alan Hunt and Brain Jarvi both of whom have earned international acclaim for their realistic portrayals of wildlife, combining intricate detail, dramatic lighting and anatomical accuracy. 







Visit us at the gallery until Sunday 20th October, to see these stunning, photo-like paintings in person. Or get in touch with any questions on 0191 233 2200 or email us at newcastle@castlefineart.com.

We look forward to seeing you soon.

Best Wishes,

The Newcastle Team, 

Sarah, Mandy, Steph, Holly.

Spring into Summer

Washington Green and Castle Galleries are delighted to present to you our ‘Spring into Summer’ range which features eight brand new pieces from four of our most well know artists.

Nick Potter presents us with two exhilarating boxed canvasses this season, taking his inspiration from the sea and his love of lighthouses; whilst Paul Corfield takes us into his wonderful imaginary world away from the stresses of everyday life. John Wilson, on the other hand, amuses us with his whimsical images, leading the viewer to create their own narrative behind his pieces.

In complete contrast, Hamish Blakely has painted two stunning figurative pieces. The mood and tone of these pieces have been perfectly complimented by the use of a darker presentation, adding an air of mystery and intrigue to the picture.

These pieces will brighten up your walls this spring.

To order these pieces or for further information please contact us in the first instance on 0191 2332200.

Castle Galleries Grand Opening September 2008

On September 20th 2008 Alexander Millar officially opened the new Castle Galleries in Newcastle city centre.

There was standing room only as collectors old and new queued to meet the man who depicts North Eastern nostalgia with such flare.

The day began with a leisurely champagne brunch at Alex's regular haunt 'Blakes', where he can often be found sitting sketching away the day. As the gallery began to fill up our collectors feasted on ham & peese pudding stotties, homemade meat and potato pie and washed it down with Newcastle Brown Ale as Alex's model Peter, dressed in full 'Gadgie get-up' gave everyone a demonstration of 'Gadgie' poses. Alex arrived to find a queue of people eagrely awaiting his arrival, including our very own Jeff Rowland who had also come out to support his friend for the day.

A beautiful selection of Alex's artwork adorned the walls, limited editions and sculptures alongside original pieces depicting his various styles; from small sketches of his lone character to large detailed oils of the North East from eras gone by.

The 'Gadgie' character often accompanied by his 'Gal', grandchild or ever loyal wee dog has become a nostalgic image that many are reluctant to let go of. Generations that remember days like these have passed their love and memories down through Alex's artwork to family and friends and now a new generation of collector has emerged.

So it was that the gallery burst at the seams with people of every age, clamouring for a word with Alex but also eagerly awaiting the announcement of the winners of our Art Competition in conjunction with St Thomas More RC High School, thus highlighting the importance of Art in school and inspiring the next generation of artists.

The day was a massive success, one we hope to repeate next year for our one year anniversary.

The first Delivery - July 08

Making use of the empty space beside the gallery whilst final touches were made, we assessed our fabulous artwork. Planning our opening exhibition was very exciting, we looked at our artist's work with fresh eyes, imagining where we would hang pieces and place sculpture. We were anxious to be in and get going, little did we know the final push would be upon us sooner than we thought.

The Gallery Comes to Life - July 08.

After a number of months in pre-planning the gallery was finally taking shape. Panic stations manned ready for the final preparations for opening: the walls were covered the floor laid, the desk and wiring done. As the final touches were put to the shell that would become our day-time home we began checking off the list of things needed to bring this gallery to life: Computer, lights, storage, sofa, plinths, coffee machine. It was finally coming together.