We are delighted to feature Vince’s visually stunning exhibition of Contemporary Impressionism here at the Maeldune.

From the 8th May – 27th May 2025

Tuesday to Saturday
11am – 4pm

Immerse yourself in the atmospheric beauty of sea and sky through the evocative brushwork of Vince Dawson.
Experience the artist at work as he paints live on site throughout the exhibition.

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Free entry | All welcome

Vincent Dawson is a Maldon-based artist known for his distinctive blend of graphic and modern impressionist styles. His work often draws inspiration from historic architecture and natural landscapes, reflecting a deep appreciation for the textures and forms found in both urban and rural settings.

Artistic Background and Style

Dawson’s artistic journey began in the realm of costume design, where he worked for a Venetian fashion house. This experience has significantly influenced his artistic approach, particularly in his use of colour and texture. He employs a variety of tools—including broad brushes, palette knives, natural sponges, and pen and ink—to create works that are rich in texture and visual interest. His colour palette often reflects the opulence of 15th to 18th-century costume design, adding a historical depth to his contemporary pieces .​

His works explore themes of nature, architecture, and the interplay between light and shadow, inviting viewers to engage with familiar scenes through a fresh lens.​

“Vince captures fleeting moments of dancing light…”

Exhibitions and Sales

Vince’s artworks have been featured in various exhibitions and are available through online platforms such as the British Art Club. His pieces have garnered attention for their unique style and have been sold to collectors who appreciate his fusion of historical and contemporary elements.

Contact and Further Information

For those interested in exploring Vincent Dawson’s work further or inquiring about available pieces, he can be contacted via email at vincemdawson@yahoo.co.uk

Additionally, his portfolio and updates can be found on his British Art Club profile.