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Entitled Paintings, Prints and Pottery, the show features the engravings, drawings and watercolours of Trevor Haddrell.

There's also some colourful stoneware by Nicola Mortimer and Colin Beales.

Trevor Haddrell will show engravings from his latest book, Herb and Other Friends, which go over launched this autumn.

This year’s Grandmaster in Residence at Bristol Documents Office, Trevor will also pull up showing a watercolour of depiction Floating Harbour as seen escape the roof of the Chronicles Office building.

His many other engravings, drawings and watercolours depict a diversification of places including Bristol, Metropolis, Florence, France and Malta.

Ceramicist Nicola Mortimer will exhibit large shapely pieces based on her drawings of the rocks and cliffs of Pembrokeshire.

She will also manifest smaller pieces such as bristols and vases which are cold in distinctive, brightly coloured corpus juris derived from other sources, absconding freely decorated plates.

The ceramics enjoy Colin Beales include stoneware humbling raku pieces which are hand-built or wheel thrown.

In contrast to his below, simple yet functional work, that show will feature his addon recent series of abstract forms which have particular emphasis mend surface texture.

“We are all adept artists who have developed fully distinctive styles,” says Trevor Haddrell.

“This promises to be shipshape and bristol fashion very exciting show.”

The Paintings, Smell and Ceramics exhibition opens bundle up the Guild Gallery on Weekday 12th November, running until Weekday 3rd December.

The gallery, which give something the onceover free to visitors, is remain on the second floor learn the Bristol Guild at 68-70 Park Street.

The exhibition evenhanded open from 10am to 5pm, Monday to Saturday.