Alasdair Lindsay ‘Shorelines’
30 August – 25 September 2017

Alasdair Lindsay
Beach Chalet, Moonrise
acrylic on board
30 x 30cm £595

Alasdair Lindsay
Winter Allotments
acrylic on canvas
70 x 70cm £1700

Alasdair Lindsay
Green Fishing Boat, Mylor
acrylic on board
45 x 45cm

Alasdair Lindsay
Sun on the Hill, Gwithian
acrylic on board
38 x 61cm

Alasdair Lindsay
Houseboats by Battersea Bridge
acrylic on board
30 x 30cm

Alasdair Lindsay
Jubilee Pool, Penzance
acrylic on board
40 x 40cm £925

Alasdair Lindsay
Huts above the Sand Dunes, Sunset
acrylic on board
25 x 32cm £575

Alasdair Lindsay
Hayle Rivermouth
acrylic on canvas
50 x 110cm

Alasdair Lindsay
Coast Path
acrylic on board
25 x 32cm £575

Alasdair Lindsay
St. Michael’s Mount
acrylic on canvas
90 x 90cm

Alasdair Lindsay
Godrevy Lighthouse
acrylic on board
45 x 45cm

Alasdair Lindsay
Shorelines – 20 years of painting
signed hardback book
£25 (£29.50 p&p)

Alasdair Lindsay
Westminster Bridge, Late Afternoon
acrylic on canvas
132 x 132cm

Alasdair Lindsay
Roadside Cafe
acrylic on paper
70 x 113cm

Alasdair Lindsay
Causeway, Plockton
acrylic on canvas
100 x 100cm £2700

Alasdair Lindsay
Tamar Bridge, View from the Train
acrylic on board
60 x 45cm

Alasdair Lindsay
Old Quay with Houseboat
acrylic on board
36 x 42cm £875

Alasdair Lindsay
Cornish Cliffs and Seawall
acrylic on paper
20 x 30cm £450

Alasdair Lindsay
Boats and Harbour Buildings
acrylic on board
25 x 32cm

Alasdair Lindsay
Lifeguard Hut at Dusk
acrylic on board
32 x 25cm

Alasdair Lindsay
Moonrise, Hayle Estuary
acrylic on board
32 x 25cm £575
I first saw Alasdair Lindsay’s paintings at Falmouth College of Art’s graduate show for Fine Art in 1999. Despite being a recent graduate, Alasdair was already an accomplished artist, and leaving a note for him tucked into his sketchbook, I suggested he come to the gallery (where I was working as Art Director at the time) to meet me and now, 18 years after first seeing that graduate show in Falmouth, and opening my own gallery Cornwall Contemporary 11 years ago, I have sold hundreds of his paintings and Alasdair has amassed a large number of ardent admirers and collectors of his work worldwide.
There is something about Alasdair’s paintings that really resonates with people. I have customers who have bought numerous paintings by Alasdair and his work can be found in private collections in homes all over the world. From Alasdair’s 2016 exhibition alone at Cornwall Contemporary, we packed up and shipped off paintings to Switzerland, San Francisco and Germany as well as across the UK.
He has racked up accolades along the way – winning 2nd prize in the prestigious Hunting Art Prize in 2000, 2004 and 2005. He was commissioned to produce a number of paintings in 2002 for display on the luxury Cunard liner Queen Mary II. In 2007 his work was exhibited in the Singer Freidlander Sunday Times Watercolour Competition at Mall Galleries, London. He was recently shortlisted for the Lynn Painter Stainers Prize along with the Jacksons Art Prize, where he was placed among the best 25 painters from over 2000 artists worldwide.
With each exhibition, Alasdair’s style and aesthetic grows and it has been a pleasure working alongside him and watching his career thrive and flourish. His ability to entirely capture a recognisable scene, wherever it may be of, and yet present it in such a unique, vibrant and unexpected way has led to him becoming one of the UK’s most exciting contemporary landscape painters.
Sarah Brittain-Mansbridge
Director, Cornwall Contemporary
Alasdair Lindsay’s 2017 solo exhibition at Cornwall Contemporary, is also the launch of the new publication “Shorelines – Alasdair Lindsay, 20 years of paintings”. It is a beautifully produced 152 page, hardback book with 90 colour illustrations with forewords by Patrick Gale and Mercedes Smith and an
introduction by Sarah Brittain-Mansbridge.
Priced at £25 (£29.50 inc p&p) signed copies are available from the gallery.