Cohen's Power Flowers

New Exhibition of Alfred Cohen’s bold, vibrant and powerful flower pictures, with this superb colourist’s characteristic warmth and energy.

A new temporary exhibition of stunning flower paintings, drawings and etchings at the intriguing new art museum in North Norfolk devoted to the bold, distinctive work of American-born artist Alfred Cohen. Alfred painted in Norfolk for the last two decades of a life devoted to art. The museum incorporates his studios as he left them. Over 70 works are on permanent display from a career covering five decades.

Alfred Cohen’s work is represented in over 50 public collections in Britain, including the Arts Council, the British Council, the Government Art Collection, the Sainsbury Centre, Norwich Castle Museum and Art Gallery, Pallant House, the Barber Institute, and the Fitzwilliam Museum. The School House, Wighton, was formerly the home of the sculptor Henry Moore.

The School House Gallery has established a reputation over 40 years as one of East Anglia’s leading galleries for modern and contemporary art, and has had exhibitions of many artists including Moore, Hockney, David Jones, Gwyneth Johnstone, Derrick Greaves, Brüer Tidman, Elizabeth Humphries, Eric Gill, Sula Rubens, and Cohen. Its opening hours are the same as for the Museum.