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December 2019

Jack Vettriano: The Early Years – Early Bird Tickets

This major new exhibition will include nearly a dozen paintings, signed with his birth name, Jack Hoggan, and produced in his formative years before he made the decision to become a full-time artist. They will be shown alongside major works he created from his late 30’s until he moved to London in 1998 and will offer a fascinating insight to the process of development and evolution in his work.

Kirkcaldy Galleries, War Memorial Gardens,
Abbotshall Rd, Kirkcaldy, KY1 1YG

4th September 2020 to 15th November 2020.

Early Bird ticket offer of £5 per ticket.

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Jack Vettriano

September 2019

Vettriano – The Early Years dates announced

Kirkcaldy Galleries to host an exhibition of Jack Vettriano’s early paintings

Kirkcaldy Galleries

4th September 2020 – 15th November 2020

Kirkcaldy Galleries is exhibiting a selection of paintings created by the artist from the time he began painting in his early 20’s until he moved to London in 2000. Among the work being showcased there will be a number of paintings signed with the artist’s birth name Jack Hoggan. These paintings show the diversity of subject matter and styles tackled by the young artist in learning his craft, eventually giving him the confidence and technical ability to develop his own identifiable style. The majority of the exhibition is devoted to work from Vettriano’s exhibitions in Edinburgh, Newcastle and London from 1990 – 2000 and included are a number of the artists most definitive and best loved works which were produced during this period. All the paintings are on loan from private collections and many of the paintings have never been on public display.

Jack Vettriano said ‘l’m delighted to be returning to my former home town of Kirkcaldy for a major exhibition of my early work which is fitting as its where my formative years as an artist began’.

Jack Vettriano

May 2017

‘Dr Connolly, I presume ?’ Painted in 2017

Jack has been commisioned for a painting to celebrate Billy Connolly’s 75th Birthday.

To be on display in Glasgow’s People’s Palace from the middle of June.

Billy Connolly

March 2017

‘Love, Actually’. Painted in 2017.

‘Love, Actually’. Painted in 2017. This is being auctioned for Red Nose Day with all proceeds going to the charity.

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Love, Actually

September 2015

The Contemplation Series

 

JVP101-Black on Blonde JVP103-Baby Bye Bye

JVP105 -Edinburgh Afternoon JVP102-Model in Westwood

JVP104-The Very thought of you

Jack Vettriano Publishing is delighted to announce the release of an atmospheric and thought provoking collection of 5 previously unpublished works, all depicting a single lady with something on her mind. Each print is completely unique and each has their own story—which as always is left to the Viewer’s imagination.

Prints from the Contemplation Series are limited to 250 of each image and may be ordered singularly for £375.00 each or as a specially priced set of 5 with matching Edition Numbers for £1650.00. A framed option is also available.

These are available to pre-order from today through the Jack Vettriano website and officially launched on 18th of September .

September 2015

The Nationalist

THE NATIONALIST

This will be limited to only 100 high quality giclee prints plus 10 Artist’s Proofs.

The Nationalist will be available to buy on general sale from Friday 11th September.

Newsletter subscribers will be able to pre-order a copy through our website from Friday 4th September.  All copies will come complete with a certificate of authenticity signed by the artist himself.

The image is 14″ x 11.5″ in size.

The retail price for one of these is £275.00 including the double mount or £395.00 framed.

The Nationalist was painted in 1996 and was recently rediscovered whilst archiving Vettriano’s work.  Jack thought it deserved to be seen as it has never been publicly exhibited.

January 2015

An Imperfect past

Jack Vettriano: A Celebration – Paintings from Past and Present

29th March – 1st June 2014
Monday – Saturday 10am – 6pm
Heartbreak Gallery
Free admission

Heartbreak Gallery in London will be hosting an exhibition of twenty paintings by Scottish artist, Jack Vettriano, curated largely from private collections. Other works to be displayed include a number of previously unseen works by Vettriano, which have come directly from the artist’s studio. Many of the paintings featured in this exhibition are touring on loan to Heartbreak, following the recent Retrospective of the artist’s work held at Kelvingrove Art Gallery & Museum in Glasgow, which received a record-breaking 130,502 visitors during its 5 month run.

For Vettriano fans who were unable to visit the Retrospective exhibition in Glasgow, Heartbreak Gallery will be offering one last opportunity of seeing some of the works that were featured in this much talked about event. The works to be displayed in London range in date from 1992 to 2012 and include famous works such as ‘Elegy for a Dead Admiral’ and ‘Pendine Beach’, amongst other, lesser known works to be seen.

Alongside the exhibition of originals, Heartbreak will also be launching The Red Room Collection – a series of five of Jack Vettriano’s more erotic images, published for the first time as signed, limited edition prints.

March 2014

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Jack Vettriano: A Celebration

Paintings from Past and Present
29th March – 1st June 2014

Heartbreak Gallery
Free admission
Monday – Saturday 10am – 6pm

Heartbreak Gallery in London will be hosting an exhibition of twenty paintings by Scottish artist, Jack Vettriano, curated largely from private collections. Other works to be displayed include a number of previously unseen works by Vettriano, which have come directly from the artist’s studio. Many of the paintings featured in this exhibition are touring on loan to Heartbreak, following the recent Retrospective of the artist’s work held at Kelvingrove Art Gallery & Museum in Glasgow, which received a record-breaking 130,502 visitors during its 5 month run.

For Vettriano fans who were unable to visit the Retrospective exhibition in Glasgow, Heartbreak Gallery will be offering one last opportunity of seeing some of the works that were featured in this much talked about event. The works to be displayed in London range in date from 1992 to 2012 and include famous works such as ‘Elegy for a Dead Admiral’ and ‘Pendine Beach’, amongst other, lesser known works to be seen.

Alongside the exhibition of originals, Heartbreak will also be launching The Red Room Collection – a series of five of Jack Vettriano’s more erotic images, published for the first time as signed, limited edition prints.

Heartbreak Gallery
17 Bulstrode Street
London
W1U 2JH

 

January 2014

GGTB 11

Jack Vettriano: In Conversation

Wednesday 29th January 2014, 6.15 – 8.30pm
Kelvingrove Art Gallery & Museum
Argyle Street
Glasgow G3 8AG
Tickets: £15

An exclusive event in support of Maggie’s

On Wednesday 29th January, Jack Vettriano will be In Conversation with Phil Miller, Arts Correspondent of The Herald, at Kelvingrove Art Gallery
& Museum in Glasgow.

This is a rare opportunity to hear Jack Vettriano speak in a relaxed and intimate environment. The evening will be structured as a conversation between Phil Miller and Jack Vettriano and will include a Q&A session, with pre-selected questions submitted from members of the public.

After the event, Jack will be signing books and catalogues, which may be purchased from the Museum Shop on the evening.
Ticket price includes admission to the Vettriano Retrospective Exhibition and a £5 donation to Maggie’s. Tickets for this event may be bought directly from the Museum shop at Kelvingrove Art Gallery or on-line from Heartbreak Publishing.

Event details
6:15 pm: Doors Open
7:00 pm: In Conversation event
8:00- 8.30 pm: Book-signing

Maggie’s is about empowering people to live with, through and beyond cancer by bringing together professional help, communities of support and building design to create exceptional centres for cancer care.

For more information about Maggie’s, please visit: www.maggiescentres.org

January 2014

Portrait of The Artist

Jack Vettriano: In Conversation

An exclusive event in support of Maggie’s.
Wednesday 29th January 2014
6.15 – 8.30pm
Kelvingrove Art Gallery & Museum
Argyle Street, Glasgow G3 8AG
Tickets: £15

On Wednesday 29th January, Jack Vettriano will be In Conversation with Phil Miller, Arts Correspondent of The Herald, at Kelvingrove Art Gallery & Museum in Glasgow. This is a rare opportunity to hear Jack Vettriano speak in a relaxed and intimate environment. The evening will be structured as a conversation between Phil Miller and Jack Vettriano and will include a Q&A session, with pre-selected questions submitted from members of the public.

After the event, Jack will be signing books and catalogues, which may be purchased from the Museum Shop on the evening.

Ticket price includes admission to the Vettriano Retrospective Exhibition and a £5 donation to Maggie’s. Tickets for this event may be bought directly from the Museum shop at Kelvingrove Art Gallery or online from Heartbreak Publishing.

Event details
6:15pm: Doors Open
7:00pm: In Conversation event
8:00- 8.30pm: Book-signing

Maggie’s is about empowering people to live with, through and beyond cancer by bringing together professional help, communities of support and building design to create exceptional centres for cancer care.
www.maggiescentres.org