*Summer special offer: Craigie Aitchison Still Life on Vermillion £800 RRP, special offer £550. See image on rotation or in artist's list.
Caroline Wiseman exhibits fine paintings, sculpture, drawings and original prints by many of Britain's most important artists.
Click on Works Available and then click on your favourite artist.
Prices are displayed alongside the details of each work. Now is a good time to buy, give me a ring on 0207 622 2500 or email caroline@carolinewiseman.com if there is a particular work you are interested in.
Sandra Blow, paintings and original prints currently on show. Ring on 0207 622 2500 to view her works. Click here to view the exhibition online: Sandra Blow, The Pioneer
The Leonardo Question had a very successful run that has just ended at The Pump House in Aldeburgh. With continuing packed houses, lots of laughter and rave reviews the play will now tour to Edinburgh and St Ives.
Edinburgh Festival
The Leonardo Question is being performed during the Edinburgh Festival at Zoo Roxy, venue no.115, The Roxy Art House, 2 Roxburgh Place, EH8 9SU,
Sunday 22 – Monday 30 August 2010, 2.45-3.35pm daily.
Tickets are £8 each. Book your tickets now!! Zoo Roxy Box Office: 0131 662 6892 or box@zoovenues.co.uk
St Ives Festival
The Leonardo Question play is touring to the St Ives Festival and will be performed at the St Ives Arts Club, Westcott’s Quay, St Ives, Cornwall, TR26 2DY.
Thursday 23rd September 2010 – Saturday 25th September 2010
Tickets are £8 each. Book your tickets now! Box Office: 0207 622 2500, www.stivesartsclub.org
Below is a small selection of some of the wonderful reviews of The Leonardo Question. To read full reviews, visit our blog www.theleonardoquestion.com
Humphrey Burton, Writer and Broadcaster says: "This is to recommend Caroline Wiseman's very entertaining short play about modern art… Between them, three very talented young actors play everybody from Pablo Picasso and Gertrude Stein to Damien Hirst and Tracey Emin by way of Jackson Pollock, Andy Warhol, Francis Bacon and art patron, muse and mistress Peggy Guggenheim. It's a tour de force of quick change…everybody in the audience had a very good time at the show I attended"
Art Historian Mary Rose Beaumont says: "an exhilarating tour round the art world - thought-provoking and fun!"
Art Historian Dr Alan Wilkinson says: ‘vivid and entertaining!’
Art Critic Angus Stewart says: "This is a play on art that dances from the on. It is mischievous, ironic, touching, ignited with shrewd insight. While the art is revolutionary, its makers, dealers and collectors are venal and eventually in despair. The players and the direction were precise so the famous artists and their followers had their vanity outed. These are serious matters presented with the lightness of a souffle"
Click here to see the Trailer of the play