In Bell Yard Mews, a large yard behind 159 to 175 Bermondsey Street, you'll find the Poussin Gallery. There are three driveways into the yard, the easiest way in is via Newham's Row as it's is on most A to Zs. Opened in September 2005, the gallery specialises in recent and new abstract painting and sculpture. Having met at St Martin's School of Art, sculptor Robin Greenwood, a former tutor there, and Graham Burke, the businessman behind the gallery, have a keen eye for abstract art. Shows have displayed important British art from the sixties right up to the present day. A succinct review of such works was held at the beginning of 2007 and included works by important artists like Douglas Abercrombie, Alan Gouk, Robin Greenwood, Mali Morris and Paul Tonkin, all artists represented by the gallery.
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In Bell Yard Mews, a large yard behind 159 to 175 Bermondsey Street, you'll find the Poussin Gallery. There are three driveways into the yard, the easiest way in is via Newham's Row as it's is on most A to Zs. Opened in September 2005, the gallery specialises in recent and new abstract painting and sculpture. Having met at St Martin's School of Art, sculptor Robin Greenwood, a former tutor there, and Graham Burke, the businessman behind the gallery, have a keen eye for abstract art. Shows have displayed important British art from the sixties right up to the present day. A succinct review of such works was held at the beginning of 2007 and included works by important artists like Douglas Abercrombie, Alan Gouk, Robin Greenwood, Mali Morris and Paul Tonkin, all artists represented by the gallery.
