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  • Exhibitions
    • New Work May 2013
    • Previous exhibitions>
      • Christmas Exhibition 2012>
        • Angie Lewin Christmas 2012
        • John Maltby Christmas 2012
        • Emily Sutton Christmas 2012
      • Christmas 2011>
        • John Maltby
        • Dennis Farrell
        • Amy Husband
        • Jonathan Ashworth
        • Angela Harding
        • Angie Lewin
        • Alan Turnbull
        • David Morris
        • Margaret Morris
        • Alex Malcolmson
        • Mark Hearld
        • Guy Royle
      • Mark Hearld and Emily Sutton exhibition November 2011>
        • Emily Sutton 12-20 November 2011
        • Mark Hearld 12-20 November 2011
      • John Maltby 11-19 June 2011
      • Christmas 2010 Exhibition>
        • Janet Bolton - Christmas 2010
        • Angela Harding - Christmas 2010
        • Mark Hearld - Christmas 2010
        • Anna Lambert - Christmas 2010
        • Angie Lewin - Christmas 2010
        • John Maltby - Christmas 2010
        • Peter Meanley - Christmas 2010
        • Guy Royle - Christmas 2010
        • Emily Sutton - Christmas 2010
        • David Thomas - Christmas 2010
        • Chris Vine - Christmas 2010
      • John Maltby 17-24 July 2010
      • Elaine Pamphilon 3-24 April 2010
      • Christopher Marvell 3-24 April 2010
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Godfrey and Watt was established in 1985 by artist Alex Godfrey and designer Mary Godfrey. We specialise in showing some of the finest work by British artists and makers. We have developed long-standing relationships with many of the artists who have exhibited with us regularly. They include John Maltby, Elaine Pamphilon, Mark Hearld, Emily Sutton, Angela Harding, Christopher Marvell, Guy Taplin and Angie Lewin.

We closed our original gallery in Westminster Arcade in Harrogate in April 2010 so that Alex could spend more time developing his own work (as Alex Malcolmson), but Godfrey & Watt lives on as an online gallery,  continuing to represent and exhibit work by these artists and others. We also hold a number of exhibitions at our home in Harrogate.


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