Corporate Artwork
Bassett in the Boardroom?

The work of Sally Bassett hangs on walls in homes throughout the UK and beyond, but it also appears in the workplace of some fortunate people. Her work is in demand from a whole range of businesses and organisations in both the public and private sectors.

For example:

Sally has created a number of very large seascape canvases to fill the large dining area of the Royal National Lifeboat Institute Lounge at the Earls Court International Boat Show.
Cranfield University are the proud owners of a triptych of Sally's seascapes
PMC Berkhamsted bought five of her 'boat' collages to enliven their offices and boardroom. “The boldness and structure of Sally's lovely paintings give light and spirit to our working environment,” commented their Managing Director.


FH192 with flags and floats Mixed media. Collage 22 by 34 ins	Yellow net mending Mixed media. Collage 24 by 32 ins	Lobsters for tea Mixed media. Collage 24 by 32 ins	Through the window Mixed media. Collage 24 by 32 ins

(Click on any of the thumbnails above for more information about a particular piece of artwork)


Collages at P.M.C Financial Services Berkhamsted, Herts	Some of Sally's collages and charcoal work at Lyme Bay Dental Practice, Lyme Regis

Sally's large seascape 'Wild Wave on Dark Rocks' at Lyme Bay Dental Practice	'The Lone Seagull', Lyme Bay Dental Practice

Sally's seascapes at Cranfield University	'The Sweep of the Bay' at Lyme Bay Dental Practice, Lyme Regis

Sally finds her large sea paintings are very popular with business managers, as they look great in a relatively colourless corporate environment. Sally is also asked to create mixed media and collage pieces for the workplace, because these give her more scope to get the three dimensional feel to her work that suits big empty spaces. These pieces are bold and dynamic and help enliven dull offices, corridors and reception areas.


The wave Acrylic on board 42 by 36 ins Framed	The sun in the storm Acrylic and oil pastel on paper	Summer storm Acrylic on paper 70 by 54 ins	Wind, sea and spray Acrylic on canvas 36 by 30 ins

(Click on any of the thumbnails above for more information about a particular piece of artwork)

Sally's subject matter is often boats and men at work, because this gives interest, bright blocks of colour and structure. In late May 2004, for example there were over 300 men working in shifts round the clock at Tring station in Hertfordshire near where Sally lives. Sally did a number of pieces which were inspired by her many visits to the railway. As an artist she found the shapes, angles, colour and work exciting and worthy of recording. Train operators please note!


Lifting rails	Chain gang	Digging up the platform	Black asphalt, orange jackets

(Click on any of the thumbnails above for more information about a particular piece of artwork)

Corporate ArtworkBassett in the Boardroom?

Corporate Artwork
Bassett in the Boardroom?