Royston Arts Society (RAS) has launched its online members exhibition for 2023, which features more than 100 paintings.
This is the fourth year in a row the exhibition has been held online, and all the artworks on display are for sale.
The paintings are both framed and unframed, and were created by 17 of the society's members featuring a wide variety of media, styles and subjects.
Harbour Lights Honfleur by Vivienne Machell (Image: Vivienne Machell/Royston Arts Society)
RAS chairman Richard Clayton said: "We were delighted that last September we were at last able to return to Royston Town Hall for our first Autumn Exhibition following the pandemic.
"That exhibition was more successful than we had dared to hope, and underlined the important cultural contribution we can make to the local community.
Kirkham Priory by Peter Morgan (Image: Peter Morgan/Royston Arts Society)
"But the online exhibitions, which we introduced in response to the lockdowns, have allowed us to reach a wider audience and give our members extra exposure."
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The exhibition runs online until May 27. To view the artwork go to visit rasexhibitions.roystonarts.org.uk.
Swan by Jane Bethell-Lombari (Image: Jane Bethell-Lombari/Royston Arts Society)
For more information about the society go to www.roystonarts.org.uk or email to enquiries@roystonarts.org.uk.
Enchanted Forest by Hazel Haywood (Image: Hazel Haywood/Royston Arts Society)
Apple Splash by Richard Clayton (Image: Richard Clayton/Royston Arts Society)
Sundown by Gina Ferrari (Image: Gina Ferrari/Royston Arts Society)
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