Shorelines and Horizons brings together large-scale prints by three significant figures in British art: Trevor Price, Barbara Rae and Donald Hamilton Fraser. The exhibition focuses on landscape as structure and sensation rather than description. Trevor Price's woodcuts and engravings build dense surfaces through repeated line, capturing water, woodland, vegetation and reflection with quiet intensity. Barbara Rae's prints use colour and compression to hold coast, sea and sky in dynamic balance. Donald Hamilton Fraser's work centres on horizon and division, using strong colour relationships to create tension, depth and rhythm.
These are substantial works on paper, selected for their scale and visual weight. Shorelines and Horizons offers a focused encounter with how three artists approach landscape through print, each using different means to address light, distance and movement. The exhibition rewards sustained looking and will appeal to collectors seeking confident, collectable prints with strong physical presence. Shown together, the works reveal both contrast and shared ground, reinforcing printmaking as a medium capable of ambition, impact and lasting relevance.