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Bonner David Galleries will present Above and Beyond, a solo exhibition of new works by British painter Peregrine Heathcote, on view through April 30 in Old Town Scottsdale.
The exhibition will feature a new body of paintings exploring themes of elevation through aviation imagery and architectural settings, according to a press release.
Mr. Heathcote is known among collectors for paintings that combine Art Deco influences, cinematic perspective and psychological tension. The exhibition will be presented at Bonner David Galleries on Main Street in Old Town Scottsdale.
In Above and Beyond, Mr. Heathcote revisits recurring subjects including aviators, skyscrapers and cityscapes. His figures are often depicted in moments of reflection set against expansive skies or elevated urban environments.
The works draw inspiration from early 20th‑century travel posters, modernist design and the early aviation era. Heathcote employs stylized geometry and controlled color palettes to create compositions that reference historical influences while remaining contemporary in approach.
The exhibition also emphasizes Mr. Heathcote’s use of perspective and atmosphere. Aircraft appear in sunlit skies, and architectural forms open into wide horizons rendered through layered color and precise surface detail. The paintings explore ideas of ambition, risk and aspiration.
“Peregrine Heathcote’s work captures the romance of flight and the allure of ambition,” said Christi Bonner Manuelito, who owns the gallery. “In Above and Beyond, he elevates these themes to new heights, offering collectors a bold new body of work that is both visually arresting and emotionally resonant.”
Mr. Heathcote’s paintings are included in public and private collections internationally. His work is recognized for its consistent visual style and emphasis on mood, structure and narrative restraint.
The exhibition will remain on view through April 30.
