Exall Collection

Hand-powered threshing machine by Barrett, Exall & Andrews. These machines were more efficient than the traditional
527927 Hand-powered threshing machine by Barrett, Exall & Andrews. These machines were more efficient than the traditional threshing with flails

Agricultural Implements at the Smithfield Club Cattle Show (engraving)
1101597 Agricultural Implements at the Smithfield Club Cattle Show (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info)

Advertisement, Barrett, Exall, and Andrewes (engraving)
1594436 Advertisement, Barrett, Exall, and Andrewes (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Advertisement, Barrett, Exall, and Andrewes)

Richard Exall, The Under Ground, Eastbourne, East Sussex, Dec 2015. Artist: Brian O Connor
Richard Exall, The Under Ground, Eastbourne, East Sussex, Dec 2015

Richard Exall with Amy Roberts, The Under Ground, Eastbourne, East Sussex, Dec 2015

Bill Coleman with Dunstall, Exall, Roberts and Parnell, The Under Ground, Eastbourne, 2015
Bill Coleman with Clive Dunstall, Richard Exall, Amy Roberts and Marc Parnell, The Under Ground, Eastbourne, East Sussex, Dec 2015

Hand-powered threshing machine by Barrett, Exall & Andrews. These machines were more efficient than the traditional threshing with flails, the labour-intensive winter occupation of farm labourers

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"Exall: A Legacy of Agricultural Innovation and Artistic Expression" Step back in time to the Smithfield Club Cattle Show, where Exall's agricultural implements took center stage. This captivating engraving showcases the ingenuity and craftsmanship that made Exall a household name. In an advertisement featuring Barrett, Exall, and Andrewes, we catch a glimpse of the collaborative spirit that fueled their success. These engravings serve as a testament to their commitment to excellence in every endeavor. Fast forward to December 2015 in Eastbourne, East Sussex, where Richard Exall's artistic talents were on full display at The Under Ground. Brian O'Connor beautifully captured the essence of his work, transporting viewers into a world of creativity and imagination. Richard Exall was not alone in his artistic pursuits. Joined by Amy Roberts at The Under Ground exhibition, they formed a dynamic duo that captivated audiences with their unique blend of talent and passion. Bill Coleman also joined forces with Dunstall, Exall, Roberts, and Parnell at The Under Ground exhibition. Together they showcased the power of collaboration and pushed boundaries within the art world. Traveling further back in time to the Great Exhibition of 1851 is like stepping into history itself. Through these engravings from this monumental event, we witness how Exall's innovations left an indelible mark on society during this transformative era. Returning once again to Richard Exall's exhibit at The Under Ground in Eastbourne brings us face-to-face with his extraordinary body of work. Brian O'Connor masterfully captures each brushstroke and detail - inviting us into Richard's creative universe. The legacy continues as Richard exudes boundless creativity through his artwork displayed at The Under Ground exhibition. Each piece tells its own story - a testament to Richard's unwavering dedication to his craft. Join us on this journey through time as we explore Richard Exall's remarkable contributions both in agriculture and the arts.