'SAVE' An exhibition of paintings by Gerard Stamp

Gerard Stamp - Agecroft Cemetary Chapel (sold)
Gerard Stamp - Blea Beck (sold)
Gerard Stamp - Caledonian Road church (sold)
Gerard Stamp - Camellia House
Gerard Stamp - Denbigh Hospital
Gerard Stamp - Dunelm House
Gerard Stamp - Fisons Factory
Gerard Stamp - Grimsby docks (sold)
Gerard Stamp - Seafield House
Gerard Stamp - Temple Works
Gerard Stamp - Tollesbury Granary (sold)
Gerard Stamp - Winter Gardens
Gerard Stamp - Dolphin Inn (sold)

To celebrate the thirtieth anniversary of our Buildings at Risk catalogue, we organised a special exhibition of 13 watercolours by Gerard Stamp entitled 'SAVE' of buildings from the catalogue.

Gerard's paintings for this exhibition powerfully capture the plight of all kinds of buildings which are at risk through neglect and disuse.

The paintings are for sale and Gerard is very kindly donating half the proceeds of sales to SAVE. Please contact us for further information about sizes and prices:

020 7253 3500 or by email

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An exhibition of paintings by Gerard Stamp

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