John Saunders exhibition at Basingstoke Art House Gallery

Max Coates and John Saunders with two of Saunders' paintings. <i>(Image: Supplied)</i>
Max Coates and John Saunders with two of Saunders' paintings. (Image: Supplied)
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A Basingstoke gallery is showcasing the work of renowned motorsport and aviation artist John Saunders.

The Basingstoke Art House Gallery is hosting an exhibition where visitors can explore a collection of limited-edition motorsport and aviation prints, personally signed by the pilot and racing drivers depicted.

Saunders began his career as a mechanic and motorsport enthusiast before becoming an internationally recognised artist, winning a prestigious global motorsport art competition.

Jocob Tofts signing one of Saunders' paintings. (Image: Supplied)

His art has featured in major publications and by organisations such as Brooklands Museum and the Boscombe Down Aviation Collection.

Saunders, whose work has been displayed at events like the British Grand Prix and the Goodwood Festival of Speed, is praised for his technical accuracy in capturing the drama and heritage of motorsport.

The exhibition provides a unique opportunity for fans and collectors to view and purchase authentic signed works alongside the artist's original creations.

Visitors can meet Saunders in person every Friday and most Saturdays between 11am and 2.30pm.

During these sessions, he will discuss his work and share the stories behind his paintings and signed prints.

The exhibition offers a rare glimpse into the artist's career, which has been driven by passion, precision and performance.

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