Jenna Burlingham Gallery Supporting Partner for 'A Sense of Place' Exhibition at Pallant House
Forthcoming exhibition
Overview
Spencer Gore (1878-1914), The Garden Path, Garth House, circa 1910 (detail). Collection: Pallant House Gallery, Chichester (Hussey Bequest, Chichester District Council, 1985)
Jenna Burlingham Gallery is delighted to be a Supporting Partner for Pallant House's exhibition, 'British Landscapes: A Sense of Place' which opens in Chichester on 30th May 2026.
This landmark exhibition explores how artists from the 18th to the 20th century have responded to the landscapes of the British Isles. Bringing together works by more than 60 artists, the exhibition reveals landscape not simply as scenery, but as a powerful expression of memory, identity and emotion.
Spanning Romanticism, Modernism and postwar abstraction, the exhibition traces a rich lineage from Thomas Gainsborough and the golden age of British watercolour to the postwar works of Wilhelmina Barns-Graham, Barbara Hepworth, Paul Nash, and Eric Ravilious.
From quiet lanes and chalk hills to industrial sites and abstract coastlines, painters, printmakers and sculptors have depicted places shaped by labour, conflict and imagination. British Landscapes: A Sense of Place invites visitors to reflect on how Britain’s landscapes have been lived in, remembered and reimagined – and how they continue to shape our collective sense of belonging and resilience.
For more information about the exhibition and to book tickets on the Pallant House website click here
