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A new selection of paintings of the London skyline is currently brightening up the walls of the Rolls Building in Fetter Lane.
Artist Wendy Brooke-Smith was invited by the Rolls Building Art and Education Trust (RBAET) to exhibit her paintings of the Thames and Canary Wharf, as part of their ongoing programme to raise funds and commission art works for the Rolls Building that reflect the work of the High Court jurisdictions based there (Chancery, Admiralty and Commercial, Technology and Construction).The exhibition is on the Third Floor, and runs until July 2017. A percentage of any sales is donated to the RBAET.
Artist Wendy Brooke-Smith was invited by the Rolls Building Art and Education Trust (RBAET) to exhibit her paintings of the Thames and Canary Wharf, as part of their ongoing programme to raise funds and commission art works for the Rolls Building that reflect the work of the High Court jurisdictions based there (Chancery, Admiralty and Commercial, Technology and Construction).The exhibition is on the Third Floor, and runs until July 2017. A percentage of any sales is donated to the RBAET.
A new selection of paintings of the London skyline is currently brightening up the walls of the Rolls Building in Fetter Lane.
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