Image: Bankside Gallery, London
Bankside Gallery has listed Liz Butler RWS’s 'Warm Evening at Chiswick House Grounds' as part of its current 'Summer at Bankside Gallery 2026' exhibition. The watercolour is included among works shown online and in the gallery’s exhibition pages, with the show running from 31 July to 6 September 2026.
The London venue identifies itself as the gallery of the Royal Watercolour Society and the Royal Society of Printmakers, and says it is dedicated to affordable, original works by elected members of those organisations. In the exhibition material, Bankside Gallery also describes itself as open daily during exhibitions, from 11am to 6pm, at its Thames Riverside premises on Hopton Street in SE1.
'Warm Evening at Chiswick House Grounds' is presented as a framed watercolour measuring 26 x 26cm overall, with an artwork size of 8.9 x 13.8cm. The work is listed at £500 framed. A separate exhibition page for the title marks the work as sold, indicating that it appears in the online viewing catalogue even after purchase.
The broader 'Summer at Bankside Gallery 2026' presentation brings together hundreds of works by members of the Royal Watercolour Society and the Royal Society of Printmakers, according to the gallery’s newsletter and exhibition pages. The gallery describes the online collection as available for instant purchase, with framed watercolours and unique prints purchasable online and unframed prints also offered through the website.
Bankside Gallery’s summer selection also includes works by other artists represented in the same exhibition, such as Claire Denny RWS, Jione Choi Guest RWS, Kit Boyd ARE, Sarah Granville ARE and Mychael Barratt PPRE Hon RWS. The gallery’s online pages use the exhibition as both a display and sales platform, listing artwork medium, dimensions and price alongside each entry.
The gallery’s wider online store currently promotes more than 800 artworks by members of the RE and RWS, reinforcing the commercial and collecting focus of the current summer display. Within that framework, Butler’s 'Warm Evening at Chiswick House Grounds' sits among a selection of watercolours and prints offered through the same exhibition catalogue until 6 September 2026.
