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Rob Neely, James Peat and John King

Three contrasting artists in an old brewery, thought to have been ‘Rolliver’s’ in Thomas Hardy’s Tess of the D’Urbervilles. Rob Neely’s work is predominantly about ideas (and humour), expressed in multi media with the occasional painting – ‘art is what you want it to be!’. James Peat presents fine art photographic prints. His subjects, ranging from the bright to the moody, include trees and landscapes, both coastal and inland. John King, a graduate of the Royal College of Arts, presents oil paintings and colour etchings. Excellent food and drink nearby at the Crown Inn, Hardy’s Pure Drop.

Directions
Directions: From the Crown Inn, drive half a mile south on the B3092. Carraway Lane is on the right at the brow of a small hill.

Accessibility
One step, with ramp. Plenty of parking available.

The Old Brewery, Carraway Lane, Marnhull, Dorset, DT10 1NJ