seasonal collection
The pieces here change as the seasons turn - shaped by light and weather, by what is being made now, and by what feels right to live with at this time. You’ll find paintings, prints, ceramics, textiles, paper goods and small objects, each selected with care.
Some work is made especially for the season; other pieces return each year, familiar and welcome. Together, they reflect the slower rhythms of the gallery and the landscape that surrounds it.
This collection is always evolving. What you see here is our current seasonal edit.
Ian Scott Massie 2027 calendar
£14.95
A high quality A4 calendar (opens to A3) showing 12 reproductions of watercolours of Yorkshire by Ian Scott Massie
Hackfall
£75.00
Archival inks on fine art paper Each print signed by the artist Edition of only 50 prints 'John Aislabie, the owner of Fountains Abbey made this wilderness garden in the eighteenth century and it became a widely admired attraction. Now a wild forest, with ruined follies it’s a hauntingly lovely place, just a couple of miles from Masham.' Measures 10" x 12" £75 unframed, mounted and cellowrapped Also available for £125 framed in oak, please contact us in you are interested in purchasing a framed print
Mary Johnson Jugs
£32.00
Hand thrown and sprig decorated jugs from Mary Johnson. Approximately 1/2 pint capacity. Each one unique so your order may differ slightly from the photo.
Ceramic birds by Elissa Palser
£25.00
Choose from a range of ceramic British native birds made by Elissa Palser. Each one individually modelled and glazed (yours may differ slightly from the one in the photos).
Individual Flowers by Betsy & Els
£8.50
Delicate and detailed laser cut & hand painted flowers by Betsy and Els. January - Snowdrop, for hope and rebirth February - Viola, for faith & innocence March - Daffodil, for creativity and inspiration April - Bluebell, for gratitude May - Lily of the Valley, for purity & happiness June - Forget me Not, representing a connection that lasts through time July -Larkspur, for a pure heart August - Poppy, peace and remembrance September - Aster, the flower of love and wisdom October - Oak & Acorn, representing strength November -Winter Jasmine, brings respect & beauty December - Holly, for fertility & eternal life wild flowers: anemone cornflower thistle foxglove wild rose
Millgate, Masham 1
£265.00
Original watercolour painting, created by Ian Scott Massie with artists' quality paint on specially made paper, signed by the artist 'Once the main road from Wensleydale to York, Millgate was bypassed many years ago by the Tudor bridge over the River Ure. It’s now a calm quiet lane climbing up to Masham Market Place, hung with the shadows of trees, the road bordered by raspberry bushes.' Image size 5 x 7" / Mounted size 10 x 12" Sold unframed, mounted, backed and cello wrapped
Colsterdale - Ian Scott Massie
£995.00
Original watercolour Painting Framed 28" x 15" (71cm x 38cm) We are unable to send this work framed. Please contact The Gallery for information about purchasing it unframed.
Brimham Rocks - Ian Scott Massie
£695.00
Original watercolour Painting Framed 20" x 16" (51cm x 40cm) We are unable to send this work framed. Please contact The Gallery for information about purchasing it unframed.
Ladyhill, Night Falling - Ian Scott Massie
£495.00
Original watercolour Painting Framed 16" x 12" (40cm x 30cm) We are unable to send this work framed. Please contact The Gallery for information about purchasing it unframed.
A Blackbird Sang Tea towels
£14.00
Inspired by A Blackbird Sang's existing quote leaves, these stylish tea towels features a range of our drawing details and either the 'To plant a garden is to believe in tomorrow...' quote by Audrey Hepburn or an extract from the poem Childe Harold's Pilgrimage by Lord Byron. "There is a pleasure in the pathless woods, There is a rapture on the lonely shore, There is society where none intrudes, By the deep Sea, and music in its roar: I love not Man the less, but Nature more" The tea towels are 47cm x 72cm and 100% drill natural organic cotton. There is a handy 'loop' on the top left corner of the tea towel so you can hang it up in your kitchen. Sustainably printed in the UK on organic fabric using Azo dye free pigment inks. OEKO-TEX certified to European REACH standards. Recycled kraft card belly-band. - Hanging loop - 100% drill natural organic cotton - 47cm x 72cm - Machine washable at 30 degrees C - Part of the Tea towel quote range
Northumbrian Craft Pottery Mugs
£17.00
Beautiful hand thrown stoneware mugs from Northumbria Craft Pottery based just north of Newcastle. from tiny espresso to big tea drinking mugs, these are practical, well made and just gorgeous to use. Approximate sizes as follows: Espresso - 8cm h x 6cm w small mug - rounded and straight sided 9cmh x 7cm w medium one colour with stripe top - 10cmh x 7cm w wide with stripe top - 10cm h x 10cm w tall stripe top - 13cm h x 8cm w large blues, round and straight sided - 10.5h x 8 - 10cm w (rounded are wider)