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Stunning artworks from Landscape Artist Awards claim top marks at The Gallery

The winning piece by Wayne Glossop remains on display at The Gallery and is a sight to behold.

Celebrating art was the order of the evening when The Gallery at The Studios launched the 2022 Landscape Artist Awards exhibition last Friday.

The exhibition will run until March 21.

The overall winning piece by Wayne Glossop which will remain on display at The Gallery. It is priced at just over R92 000.

Guests were impressed by the stunning works on display.

Well-known artist, gallery curator and host Jane Digby, said the importance of landscape art could not be overstated.

Alison Smith and Wendy Fundudis at the launch of the 2022 Landscape Artist Awards exhibition.

“It is a crucial, widely-practiced and far-reaching component of the visual arts.”

The overall winner, Wayne Glossop of Johannesburg, was not present to be crowned for his magnificent oil painting titled ‘Golden Gate at Dawn’.

Maxine Blane and Karen Fairclough toast the beautiful pieces on display.

Priced at more than R92 000, the painting will remain on display at The Gallery and is worth inspecting in person.

The Gallery’s Phindi Mkhize with Rachel Bassett, Nicki Bowles and Olga Serton.

Glossop’s prize was R5 000, plus a Rembrandt products hamper and Malcolm Deweys online painting course.

Wayne Glossop.

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