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Nolon Stacey

The Artist

A man with dark hair and a beard wearing a plaid shirt, sitting at a wooden table in an art gallery with framed black and white photographs and sculptures on display in the background.
A man with dark hair and a beard wearing a plaid shirt, sitting at a wooden table in an art gallery with framed black and white photographs and sculptures on display in the background.

Living in the picturesque North Yorkshire countryside and surrounded by diverse wildlife, Nolon draws inspiration from his surroundings and has created a substantial portfolio of both domestic and wild animals.

As a full-time artist based in his gallery in Masham, North Yorkshire, Nolon exhibits throughout the region, attending numerous shows and exhibitions.  With a growing collection of collectors for his original artworks and limited edition prints, Nolon’s work is now found in homes and galleries across the UK and internationally.

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Masham / Helmsley

The Galleries

In addition to our Masham gallery, we are excited to announce the opening of a brand new gallery located in the Yorkshire market town of Helmsley!

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‘Autumn Hare’ limited edition print framed in oak.
‘Curlew II’ limited edition print framed in white
Always have to remember to clear all the chewed up sticks before cutting the grass at the gallery!!
‘Squeeze Stile of Aysgarth” limited edition print framed in a light walnut moulding, with a couple of close ups! This drawing would be up there with the longest to draw!
Prints with their counterpart sculptures!
In addition to his greetings cards, we currently have a few of Gareth Watling’s bird prints framed up in both galleries. Gareth specialises in small, but intricately detailed paintings of British birds.