The Brook Gallery

Welcome to Brook Gallery on-line.  One of Devon’s best known art galleries, Brook Gallery came into existence in 1997 and since then has moved from strength to strength gaining an excellent reputation across the UK and beyond, selling limited edition, original prints.  Our collections incorporate a broad spectrum of styles, through an enviable catalogue of some of the most influential artists in the Uk today.  Enjoy browsing through our varied selections here on the web, and if you are fortunate enough to visit the Region, we hope that our ambitious exhibition schedule will keep you coming back for more!  

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All of the work that you see is available to purchase via this secure web-site or at the gallery itself.

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After an exhilerating four days at the London Original Print Fair, we've almost returned to business as usual at the Brook.

The Fair has been a great success, we were privileged to be showing work across all of our collections. Eileen Cooper, Chris Orr, Stephen Chambers, Tom Phillips and Norman Ackroyd were prominant in the hang and we were delighted that many of our customers were able to meet the artists on the stand during the exhibition.  We were so pleased that many of our customers made the trip to London to enjoy the fair and offer their support.  We hope to see you all there again next year!

The Brook Gallery brought together a collection of some the UK's most talented living female artists in a series of exhibitions entitled ‘Woman in art’: A celebration.

The season started with a fabulous solo exhibition of stunning original prints by Devon’s own Emma Molony and continued  by celebrating the recent appointment of Eileen Cooper as the Keeper of the RA.

Mila Furstova, winner of the Brook Gallery prize at last year’s ‘Bite’ exhibition at the Mall Galleries in London completes the line up with her exquisite and often poetic etchings. Mila's extraordinary work takes much of its inspiration from her Eastern European Roots, and somehow beautifully encapsulates the not just the artist but the female soul with it's many layers of existance.