• Painting of Bruton High street scene with people and dogs in front of a building.
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Gallery Midnight

Bruton High Street

Bruton High Street

by Johny Midnight

Looking down Bruton High Street on a cool day. The chapel building glows in pale stone. Two dogs have more personality than the people. Gothic windows hold turquoise and grey reflections.

Original for sale £1,500 | contact gallery

Limited edition fine art prints, hand-signed and numbered by the artist. Once the edition is sold out, it will not be reproduced.

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  • Artwork Description

    The composition looks down the street toward the chapel - now better known as one of the finest cafe-restaurants in Somerset - with the Bruton Museum sign visible in the mid-distance. The chapel's Gothic arched windows carry reflections of turquoise and grey that give the stone facade an unexpected depth. The figures on the street are handled loosely: people pausing, a conversation happening, dogs pulling ahead. Two of those dogs carry more presence than anyone else in the painting. The palette is pale and cool - pinks and whites for the stonework, soft greys for the road - catching that particular quality of Bruton light on a quiet weekday morning.

  • Artist's Insight

    Bruton High Street has a very specific atmosphere that I wanted to get right - it is not a busy town, but it is not empty either. There is always something happening in an understated way. I have always thought the chapel building deserves to be painted more often, especially those windows. Once the dogs were in I stopped worrying about whether the scene was active enough. They carry the whole thing.

Original Artwork Information

Artwork year created: 2025

Original artwork size: 75 x 60 cm

Original artwork medium: Oil on canvas

Original artwork status: Available for sale - £1,500

Print Details

Gallery Midnight limited edition fine art prints are available in A2 and A3 sizes. Edition sizes vary depending on the artwork.

Edition Details

  • A3 Limited Edition of 100
  • A2 Limited Edition of 100
  • Printed on archival matt fine art paper
  • Hand-signed and numbered by the artist
  • Certificate of authenticity included

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About the Artist

Johny is a painter and founder of Gallery Midnight in Balham. His work is often described as “abstract on reality”, capturing familiar landscapes, seascapes and city scenes with expressive colour and movement. Influenced by a life spent between London, the Alps and the Caribbean, his paintings explore changing light, atmosphere and energy, inviting viewers to see well-known places in new and unexpected ways.

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