Lewis Noble painting at Chatsworth House

In recent years Lewis Noble has focused exclusively on painting the landscape. This provides the opportunity to experiment with ‘pure painting’ whilst retaining an essential grounding in observation.

Noble’s work draws on the diverse landscapes of the Peak District, Scotland, Wales and France. Creating clear, defined bodies of work, he explores his chosen subject through changing emotions, movement, light & colour.

Noble is particularly well known in Derbyshire and was the county’s artist in residence during 2001 as part of theVickers Art Prize, when he produced paintings at four prominent locations around the county including Chatsworth.  His work has been exhibited extensively and can now be found in some of Britain’s finest galleries. His paintings are in private and public collections in Britain, Australia and the USA.

Chatsworth Reflected 2008 – 2009
Collaborative project between the artist, Chatsworth, and the Hart Gallery

Introduction by the Duke of Devonshire, KCVO, CBE, DL

Lewis Noble in Conversation with John Hart

Where the Sky Touches the Land 2007
Exhibition at The Hart Gallery
A Different Light 2001
Vickers Art Award