On 22nd November, Turner Contemporary in Margate opened its doors to Bridget Riley's solo show Learning to See.

A show that includes works from the late 1960s, all the way to the 94-year-old artist's most recent canvases. It is, without a doubt, a must-see exhibition from the British Artist.

In celebration of the show, we’ve brought together a selection of works that capture the brilliance, subtlety, and unmistakable vision of Riley. Each piece is thoughtfully priced to reflect the current market, but, more importantly, they stand among the most competitively priced examples available on the open market today.

If you have any questions and would like to discuss any of the artworks in detail, I would be happy to help.

I look forward to hearing from you.

Best,

Charlotte Bain | Art Consultant

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The show explores Bridget Riley's connection with the natural world and her lifelong study of visual perception.

The title, chosen by Riley, comes from a letter Claude Monet wrote to Eugene Boudin late in life, thanking Boudin for being the first to teach him 'to see and understand.'