Patron: HRH The Prince of Wales, KG, KT, GCB, OM
NEAC

125 anniversary of the NEAC

The first exhibition of the New English in 1886 immediately established the NEAC as a strong voice. During the entire 20th Century, in spite of waves of movements that pulled the art world in many directions, the club’s artists held to their commitment to figurative art.


President

Jason Bowyer

Membership Secretary
Alex Fowler

Drawing School
Piers Grizzelle

Friends
Friends Administrator

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Jason Bowyer, President
talks about the NEAC

Find out more about the NEAC from
member Jane Corsellis

The Drawing School

The Drawing School

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Further Informationand Classes
The Drawing School is at the heart of what the NEAC represents. Staffed by the NEAC. Drawing School Scholarships may be available More...

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New Videos on the website! We’re starting to upload video about the New English Art Club and its members. See Jason Bowyer's video below or click here to view Jane Corsellis.

Andrew Macara - iPad Art - Click to view more

The New English Movement

The New English represents the very best of contemporary British figurative painting. It is one of the foremost exhibiting art societies. There are about 70 members, half of whom are women artists. Figurative painting includes all painting that is based on nature - on representation of the visual world.

Our members are all leading contemporary UK artists producing fine original art. Most members of the New English are represented on this site. You can find out about their work and lives and see some samples of their work. A large number of the artists have original art and other art related items for sale. These items can be found at the NEAC Trading Company shop.

The New English Art Club website gives you the opportunity to view the work of many of the finest British artists working in the figurative way - and through links, to a large number of artists beyond the Club's membership.