Helen Tabor

within Contemporary British and Scottish Art. This beautifully composed scene captures a family walking together through a park, rendered with Tabor’s characteristic warmth, texture and emotional subtlety.

The figures—two adults and a child—are linked by gesture and movement, creating a sense of togetherness that sits at the heart of the composition. Behind them, a playground structure and softly stylised trees introduce narrative detail, while white birds perched among the branches add a gentle symbolic note. Tabor’s harmonious palette of warm autumnal oranges and cool greys creates a striking visual contrast, evoking the quiet atmosphere of an autumn day.

Tabor is celebrated for transforming everyday moments into poetic visual stories. In Going to the Park on an Autumn Day, she blends figurative clarity with expressive abstraction, producing a painting that feels both intimate and timeless. It is a compelling example of her contribution to British and Scottish contemporary painting, appealing to collectors who value mood, storytelling and painterly craftsmanship.

Available from Red Rag Gallery, specialists in British Art and Contemporary Scottish Art.