Ray Markwyck with his portrait of Thierry Henry and John Davey, chairman of Bexley Arts Council, at the exhibition
AN EXHIBITION called Not The Sistine Chapel is the latest to arrive at Bexley's most unusual art gallery.
The paintings are by former Daily Mail art editor Ray Markwyck, 65, and include oils, pastels and charcoals.
They are hung in the cocktail bar of The Drayman Bar, in Bexleyheath Broadway.
One familiar face on display is Arsenal striker Thierry Henry and there is also a portrait of Mr Markwyck's wife Margaret.
Since his retirement from the Dail Mail five years ago, Mr Markwyck has painted a large number of pictures and hopes to stage another exhibition of his landscapes in the near future.
The Drayman Gallery is run in co-operation with Bexley Arts Council.
Mr Markwyck's exhibition runs until January 6.
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