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Window Gallery, at Turner Dumbrell Workshops in Ditchling, is home to Philip Dunn’s studio, gallery and picture framing workshop.
Even though Philip has now lived in Ditchling for 25 years,he is still best known for his always optimistic, vibrant and evocative paintings of Brighton’s seafront, with its esplanade and beach, as well as the Birdcage Bandstand and Royal Pavilion. These have earned Philip Dunn a reputation over several decades as “Brighton’s favourite artist”. In particular, his dazzling depictions of colourfully striped deckchairs have become a symbol of the city, whether they are shown empty and abandoned or plumply occupied, and with whatever the British seaside weather can throw at them. In 2019, Philip was awarded 'Highly Commended Artist of the Year' by the Artist Open Houses association.....of which he is a founder member.
Philip also offers a personal and comprehensive, competitively priced bespoke picture framing service.
Read more about Philip here
We're taking a break
Please note that we will be taking our annual summer break in late August 2024.
The Window Gallery website will be closed for orders and enquiries from
Friday 23rd August until Saturday 21st September.
Philip's studio/gallery will close at 3.00pm on Saturday 24th August,
and reopen on Saturday 21st September.
Thank you for your understanding. We look forward to seeing you soon.
Philip and Veryan
"Brighton's Favourite Artist"
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VIBRANT AND EVOCATIVE
Optimistic, vibrant and evocative: view more of Philip's dazzling depictions of colourfully striped deckchairs.... which have become a symbol of Brighton, whether shown empty and abandoned or plumply occupied.