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new-galleries-dumfries-and-galloway-ochre-gallery — Richard Brinley of Ochre Gallery & Studio

New Galleries – Dumfries & Galloway – Ochre Gallery & Studio

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September 1, 2015
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In the historic heart of “The Artists’ Town” of Kirkcudbright, Ochre Gallery & Studio is the work space of landscape artist Richard Brinley. Along with Richard’s paintings of Galloway, there is work by other artists and craftmakers, including textiles, ceramics, woodwork and photography. www.ochregallery.co.uk

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