Cambridge Art Fair just wouldn't seem the same without the ever-popular Lime Tree Gallery, so we are very pleased to announce that they will be back for the 5th year running in their favourite spot up on the stage.

East and West, village and city, Lime Tree Gallery started in Long Melford, Suffolk and expanded to Bristol. They specialise in contemporary Fine Art and Glass, holding regular exhibitions throughout the year, each one accompanied by a fully illustrated web catalogue. 

They have a particular love of contemporary Scottish artists and will always have a varied selection of their art on show. Ranging from the traditional to the modern, the figurative to the abstract, each exhibition is complemented by a selection of fine individual Glass pieces, mainly from Britain and Sweden.

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It is with great pleasure that we are able to announce that The Raverat Archive will be participating in Cambridge Art Fair for the first time this year.

Gwen Raverat (1885-1957), grand-daughter of Charles Darwin, was a leading figure in the revival of wood-engraving in the first half of the 20th Century. One of Rupert Brooke's Neo-Pagans and Virginia Woolf's Bloomsbury group, her best-selling memoir, Period Piece is still in print 64 years after its first publication. She has an extensive following; with work in galleries, museums and private collections worldwide, and a number of publications written about her life and work. Gwen died in 1957, a Cambridge institution.

The Raverat Archive aims to promote Gwen Raverat’s work through exhibitions, lectures and by the sale of books, prints from the estate and other merchandise via their website and selected stockists.

Please make sure you go along to Stand G7 in the Small Hall (facing the coffee lounge area) to discover more about this fascinating Cambridge institution.

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The wonderful Watermark Gallery from Harrogate, North Yorkshire, will be joining us for the second time at Cambridge Art Fair 2017. Watermark Gallery specialise in original works of art from the traditional to the contemporary, particularly art on paper, as well as original illustration from children’s books. They’re passionate about promoting art and the artists they work with, and regularly organise art events, art talks, workshops and exhibitions in Yorkshire and the North of England.

Liz & Richard, the owners of Watermark Gallery, can also offer a range of supporting services, such as buying advice, sourcing,  high quality framing and mounting and their sister company offers fine art conservation. They also deliver talks and pop-up exhibitions and events for businesses.

We are really pleased to welcome Liz & Richard back to Cambridge Art Fair in 2017 and we encourage you to find them on Stand D3 in the Large Hall.

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We are very pleased to welcome back Stamford-based Robert Fogell Gallery to Cambridge Art Fair for the third year running. Rob & Diane have booked their favourite spot, Stand D1, opposite the coffee lounge again.

The Robert Fogell Gallery was established in 2006 and exhibits art in a beautiful period town house in the historic heart of Stamford, South Lincolnshire. The Gallery features contemporary and British
Modern art and crafts from leading and emerging artists. 
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Rob & Diane are committed to showcasing high quality art in a wide context with the emphasis on
modernism and the abstract. A consistently high standard is paramount coupled with creative
content. A series of changing exhibitions features throughout each year.

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