After Bryan’s death in 2007, a collection of nine watercolours, including some of the earliest works from the early 1950s, twenty-seven oil paintings, two pen and ink drawings, three conté crayon drawings and eleven etchings were given to the Royal Institute of...

Join Nicky Ferguson for a walk around the town of St Ives, talking about its community of artists from the early 1900s through to the modernists including Barbara Hepworth, Terry Frost, Patrick Heron, Bryan Pearce and many more.Visiting galleries along the way, Nicky...

Bryan’s painting of St Peter’s Chapel is to be used for much of the fund raising and marketing material for an exciting new project in the heart of the Downlong St Ives, close to the harbour and among the narrow streets of fishermen’s houses.   Built in 1824 as a...

Jim and Helen Ede’s collection at Kettle’s Yard includes many well-known St Ives artists, including several of Bryan’s works featuring both scenes of St Ives as well as buildings in Cambridge drawn and painted when he visited the city in the 1960s.   Kettle’s...