This original by local artist, Fred Barker is from his exhibition 'On the right side of history?', in Lansdown Gallery, 25-28 February 2026.

It is an oil on canvas 40cm x 30 cm.

What's more, to make this even more desirable, it will be signed by Zack!

This is a chance to own a unique piece of Green Party art, and benefit the local Party at the same time!

This original by local artist, Fred Barker is from his exhibition 'On the right side of history?', in Lansdown Gallery, 25-28 February 2026.

It is an oil on canvas 30cm x 40 cm.

What's more, to make this even more desirable, it will be signed on the back by Carla!

This is a chance to own a unique piece of Green Party art, and benefit the local Party at the same time!

This is a lovely muted abstract print. Framed, mounted and glazed limited edition print (1/250). Signed by the artist. Dated 07.

Brown wood frame. 48cm x 48cm, image mount 33.5cm x 33.5cm. Professionally framed by Wallspace, local picture framers. One of two pieces by this artist in the auction

This is a lovely, muted abstract print.

Framed, mounted and glazed limited edition print (1/250) signed by the artist. Dated '07.

Brown wood frame: 48cm x 48cm, image inside mount 33.5cm x 33.5cm

Professionally framed by Wallspace local picture framers.

One of two by this artist in this auction.

A stunning, vibrant and limited edition giclee print, "Wonky Pots" by renowned local artist, Elizabeth Lee, who donated it to the auction.

Framed and mounted behind glass.

Metallic finish wood frame: 42.5cm x 42.5cm, image inside mount 34cm x 32.5cm

Professionally framed.

One of three by this artist in the auction.

A stunning, vibrant and and limited edition giclee print by renowned local artist, Elizabeth Lee.

Framed and mounted behind glass.

Metallic finish wood frame: 42.5cm x 42.5cm, image inside mount 34cm x 32.5cm

Professionally framed.

One of three pieces by this artist donated by her to this auction.

'Nailsworth Fountains' is a woodblock print signed by renowned local artist and woodblock artist, Rod Nelson.

Limited edition of 50 printed.

Rod is a internationally exhibited artist, and is an associated elected member of The Royal Society of Printmakers.

The print is on A4 thick artists paper, carries Rod's individual moniker, and is signed by him. We have seven to auction - numbers 3-10/50.

An original oil on canvas painting by renowned local artist, Elizabeth Lee.

Professionally framed in muted white box frame (3.5cm deep).

Overall size 44cm x 33.5cm, image inside mount 40.5cm x 30.5cm

One of three pieces by this artist donated by her to this auction.

This is a lovely, framed photograph of a pink rose print.

Framed, mounted and glazed limited edition print (1/250) signed by the artist. Dated '07.

Brown wood frame: 48cm x 48cm, image inside mount 33.5cm x 33.5cm

Professionally framed by Wallspace local picture framers.

One of two by this artist in this auction.

Vibrant, limited edition lino print, "Faces 2" by renowned local artist Val Saunders, of Valleys Art. Dated 2018. Val is an illustrator, cartoonist and art tutor offering mixed media workshops to all ages and abilities.

Unframed, mount 42 x 35cm, image inside mount 32 x 23cm.

Stunning abstract print in shades of russet, orange and blue, by renowned local artist and printmaker Val Saunders of Valleys Art. Unframed, set behind a textured mount 42 x 42cm, image inside mount 30 x 22cm.

Wonderful monochrome print by renowned local artist, tutor and printmaker Val Saunders of an alert greyhound-type dog. Unframed, set within an off-white mount. 31 x 25.5cm mount, area inside mount 20 x 14cm.

Wonderful silk print by renowned local artist, printmaker and tutor Val Saunders of Valleys Art. Vibrant representation of pineapple and other fruit on silk. Framed and mounted. Frame - 60 x 48.5cm, inside mount 46.5 x 35.5cm.

Lovely collage print in strips by renowned local artist and printmaker, Val Saunders of Valleys Art, in blacks, blues and greys. Ferns and foliage shapes. Framed in a white box frame and mounted. Frame 34 x 29cm, image inside mount 24.5 x 19cm.

Interesting multimedia collage with stitching and patchwork detail, showing cartoon spiders in conversation. Kindly donated by its creator, Barbara Imrie. Framed in white box frame, and mounted on printed fabric within. Frame 34.8 x 35.8cm, main body of work 31.2 x 32.2cm.

Stunning framed black and white photograph an artist Nicole Wassall, (MA central St Martins) its a landscape from her native Australia (she's lived in the UK the past 30 odd years). It is mounted, with a heavy black professionally-fitted wooden frame. Image shows atmospheric scene with trees in mist. Frame 78 x 58cm, image inside mount 49.5 x 33cm.

Kindly donated by Jessica Hodge, this vibrant original pastel of France Lynch is by her late husband, the renowned artist, tutor and local character Anthony Hodge (1948-2009). Anthony and Jessica lived in France Lynch from 1979-1983, and Jessica thinks this pastel dates from that time.

There's a lovely potted history of Anthony's career on this blog https://ruscombegreen.blogspot.com/2009/05/anthony-hodge-will-be-greatly-missed.html by local Green Party member, Philip Booth.

Professionally mounted and framed, the picture depicts a scene in France Lynch, where the couple lived from 1979 to 1983, and was painted between these years. Frame 69 x 60cm, image within the mount 48 x 41cm.

Shallow bowl (10 x 10 x6 cm) by Sheila Fournier (1930 - 2000). Trained as a teacher at Goldsmiths' College. Learned pottery from her husband Robert Fournier, with whom she set up the Lacock pottery in Wiltshire. She worked in both ceramics and stoneware, often in interesting and unusual shapes. Examples of her work are held by a number of major galleries including the Museum of Modern Art in New York. Donated by Peter Carter

Small casserole (16 x 13 cm) by Vera Tollow. Vera Tollow (b.1931) trained at the Croydon School of Art and worked from her pottery in Wallington, Surrey, from the 1950s to about 1980. She developed a unique style of English studio pottery, independent of the dominant "Leach" tradition, and her work is highly regarded today. Donated by Peter Carter

A Charlotte Schofield original artwork, this is painted in oil on panel, with a wooden frame, 20cmx30cm, and formed part of the recent Heavens Valley Art Exhibition celebrating Stroud's parks and open spaces.