BIOGRAPHY

One of the country’s most distinguished landscape painters, Jeremy Barlow exhibited widely both in this country and in Europe. An inveterate traveller, he was especially drawn to the radiant skies and relaxed outdoor life of the Mediterranean where he spent considerable time painting in France, Italy and Spain and recently further afield in Japan. In 2008 he was the recipient of a fellowship granted by the San Ei Gen Foundation, an institution set up to foster cultural exchange in the arts between the UK and Japan.

This prestigious award allowed him to spend time studying and painting in Japan. His visual exploration of this unfamiliar landscape and ancient culture steps beyond the sun-dappled Venetian balconies and busy boulevard cafes of provincial French villages where his sensitivity to light and atmosphere emerged fully in his paintings of sun-drenched town squares and shady side streets. His distinctive handling of perspective and dramatic treatment of light and shadow throw the scene into high relief and artfully lead the viewer into the picture.

 Jeremy Barlow studied illustration at Northampton School of Art. Inspired by the British landscape artist Stanley Orchart, Jeremy spent several years developing his own style of painting while following a successful career working in studios in London and the Midlands. In 1977, he moved to Germany and for the next 6 years concentrated on painting German, French, Belgian and Dutch landscapes and townscapes. He returned to England in 1983 and since then has exhibited at many major venues including the Royal Academy of Arts, the Royal Institute of Painters in Watercolours, the Royal Society of Marine Artists and the Royal Society of British Artists.

 The work of Jeremy Barlow is represented in public, private and corporate collections worldwide. He was an elected member of the Royal Institute of Oil Painters (ROI) and served as a council member from 1995 to 1999. He won the Stanley Grimm prize in 1994 and 2000 and the Alan Gourlay Memorial Prize in 1999 at the Annual ROI Exhibition at the Mall Galleries. British artists and major galleries in London, the provinces and further afield in the Netherlands, Germany and the USA, with over 200 successful one-man exhibitions since 1978.Jeremy Barlow sadly passed away suddenly but peacefully on the 26th of November 2020 at his home in North Norfolk.

SELECTED EXHIBITIONS

Galerie Ploemp, Delft
Galerie Kreitlow, Dusseldorf
Atelier Galerie, Dusseldorf
Ringstead Gallery, Norfolk
Galerie Edison, The Hague
Stadt Bibliotheek, Leiden
Hilton Art Gallery, Rotterdam
Galerie fur Kunst, Kleve
Galerie Aelbrecht, Rotterdam
Aviva, Norwich
Penn Barn Gallery, Bucks
Dickens Gallery, London
Hulser Bildergalerie, Krefeld
RI, Mall Galleries, London
RBA Mall Galleries, London
ROI, Mall Galleries, London
The Delft Galerie, Delft
Galerie Claes, The Hague
Phoenix Gallery, Lavenham
Royal Academy Summer Exhibition
Alton Gallery, Barnes
New Ashgate Gallery, Farnham
Highgate Gallery, London
Bucknell Fine Art, Solihull
York Contemporary Art Fair
New York International Art Fair
Bourne Gallery, Reigate
RSMA, Mall Galleries, London
Adam Gallery, Essex
Blackheath Gallery, London
Llewellyn Alexander, London
Spee Centrum, Delft
Spee, Amsterdam
Mandells Gallery, Norwich
Adam Gallery, Bath
Wykeham Gallery, Stockbridge
Alma Gallery, Bristol
Cross Gate Gallery, Lexington, USA
Grosse Point, Michigan, USA
Mistral Galleries, London
ROI, Parkview Gallery, Bath
ROI, David Messum, London
Carousel Gallery, Chipping Sodbury
Polak Gallery, London
City Gallery, London
Mandells Gallery, Jersey
Fosse Gallery, Stow on the Wold
Albemarle Gallery, London
Jeremy Barlow Fine Art, Holt
Galerie Porte Heureuse, Roussillon
Walker Galleries, Harrogate
John Noot Gallery, Broadway

SELECTED PRIVATE & PUBLIC COLLECTIONS

Queen Beatrix of The Netherlands
City of The Hague
City of Leiden
City of Delft
City of Rotterdam
Maritime Museum, Rotterdam
Dow Chemicals
Nationale Netherlands BV
Cap Gemini
Amro Bank BV
Aviva Insurance
Barclays Bank
Windsor & Newton
Marriot Hotels
Shell Oil
Mars
Digital Computers