Painting the spirit of land, sea, and life
Art for everyone, inspired by the world we share
Alison paints because she believes in the power of art to move us - to calm, uplift, and connect. Her work is shaped by the landscapes she loves, and by the life within them - sheep on the hills, horses in the field, dogs at work or at rest. It’s a quiet celebration of the bond between people, animals, and place.
At Alison Bradley Gallery, we believe art should be for everyone. Whether you’ve collected for years or are just looking for something that feels like home, you’re warmly welcome here. Alison’s work speaks to anyone who finds beauty in nature, a fondness for rural life, or joy in the company of animals.
We know original art isn’t always within reach, which is why we’ve created a number of ways to access Alison’s portfolio. From large gallery pieces to smaller prints, greetings cards, and giftware, there’s something for every space, every home, and every budget. For something truly personal, Alison is also happy to consider individual commissions appropriate to her body of work.
If a painting stirs a memory, captures a place or animal you love, or simply makes you pause - that’s exactly what it’s meant to do. This is art made with love and shared from the heart, for everyone to enjoy.
Consistently rated 5* by our customers on Google Reviews and Trustpilot
Discovered the Gallery ten years ago in a trip to Wales and England. Have enjoyed collecting more over the years and always look forward to new prints. Great artist and lovely prints
Deb, 5*
Absolutely beautiful picture of 3 Herdwicks which arrived very quickly and safely packaged. I've already framed it and it's up on my wall! It makes me smile every time I see. Thank you very much.
Kate, 5*
I was very impressed by this company, they were very helpful and the drawings were amazing. Would strongly recommend Alison Bradley Gallery
Susan, 5*
"Alison delicately captures a moment in time, the light dancing across its subject. Whatever appears on the canvas - mountain, coastline, bustling street, or a farmer and his dog - Alison's real subject is the light."
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The sun sets and rises again and we can look forward to new day after rest and renewal. Watching the setting sun disappearing over the sea’s horizon we can let go of the stresses of the day and contemplate starting afresh.
Print on matte photo paper
Open edition, printed signature & title
A4 - paper 29.7cm x 21cm; image 24.7cm x 15.3cm
A3 - paper 42cm x 29.7cm; image 37cm x 24cm
Frames shown here are for illustration only, prints are supplied unframed.
We drove down to Devon to deliver a painting in February and took the opportunity for a day at the coast, and what a treat Sidmouth was on a warm and sunny winter day.
30cm x 40cm, oil on board, framed
Frames shown here are mockups for illustration only, the actual frame on your painting will be picked from our extensive range to match the artwork - please contact us if you’d like to discuss framing. Dimensions are for the artwork only, please allow extra for the frame.
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I saw them standing in the snow on a moonlit night - a whole flock in a line, huddled together against the weather. The sheep around me in the Clwydian Hills gave me endless inspiration over twenty years, but this was a special moment that stayed with me.
I painted each sheep with its own expression and character - no two are quite the same, and I wanted to do each one justice. The moonlight glistened on the snow as flakes fell from the dark sky, and I painted the whole thing in warm neutral browns despite the cold subject. The contrast was something I was aiming for - a winter night that somehow feels cosy rather than harsh. A print that gives you a hug.
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Archival print on cotton rag
Limited edition of 200; hand signed, titled & numbered
Small - 47cm x 19.6cm; price code KSE
Large - n/a
Frames shown here are for illustration only, prints are supplied unframed.
As seen on TV
“Weatherman Walking” S12 E2, BBC Television