Image: The Drang Gallery, Padstow
The Drang Gallery in Padstow has added a new edition by Wolfgang Bloch to its summer online selection, presenting '117-07 - edition' as part of a broader batch of recently listed works. The archival pigment print measures 50 x 90 cm and is available in an edition of 225, according to the gallery’s work page.
The gallery describes the piece simply as an archival pigment print, and its email roundup places it among a group of new works announced under the heading 'New Works To Discover This Summer'. That mailing also gathered recent paintings and prints by a range of artists, including Brian Bent, Charles Hollywood, Nelson De La Nuez, Lauren Baker, Ella Zadok, Gstee, Lulu Ash, Jin Woo Prensena, Holly Razavi, Dave Buonaguidi, John Van Hamersveld, Max Steven Grossman and Nick Veasey.
In the newsletter text, The Drang Gallery says it has welcomed “an exciting selection of new paintings, alongside many of the gallery favourites our collectors return to time and again.” The message invites collectors to request additional images, advice or more information about the artists. The gallery is based at 7–9 South Quay, Padstow, Cornwall, though the verified material does not attach this particular work to a separate exhibition venue beyond the gallery’s own online presentation.
Bloch’s edition is presented in the context of a printmaking-focused release. The gallery’s description says the work demonstrates his mastery in mixed media and printmaking, while the work page itself identifies it as an archival pigment print. No further biographical details or exhibition history are provided in the source material, so the listing stands primarily as a current edition announcement rather than a retrospective or solo-show note.
The summer selection features works across media and price/edition structures, ranging from unique mixed-media pieces to hand-finished and editioned prints. Within that group, Bloch’s '117-07 - edition' appears alongside Lauren Baker’s 'Two Suns Commune', an archival pigment print hand-finished in oil in an edition of 10, and other beach, coastal and landscape-inflected works such as Brian Bent’s 'Summer Swells' and Gstee’s 'Harbour, St. Ives'.
The Drang Gallery’s website also references a separate in-house presentation titled 'Salcombe Regatta at The Drang Gallery', dated 27 July to 2 August 2026, but the source material does not state that Bloch’s edition is part of that event. For the Wolfgang Bloch listing, the verified details are the title '117-07 - edition', the archival pigment print medium, the 50 x 90 cm size and the edition of 225.
