Tushar Sabale ARSMA is an award-winning Indian-born British artist based in London, who mainly paints in oils. His subjects range from urban cityscapes and landscapes to seascapes and, occasionally, interiors. He enjoys painting directly from life and developing studio works from his plein air studies.
Tushar is an Associate member of the ‘Royal Society of Marine Artsists’ (RSMA).
He is also an elected member of the prestigious Wapping Group of Artists, Chelsea Art Society and British Plein Air Painters.
Tushar is a co-founder of ‘London Plein Air Painters’, one of the leading plein air groups in the country.
In 2026, Tushar was appointed as a Board Director and Trustee of ‘Broadway Museum and Art Gallery’ in the Cotswolds – a museum closely associated with John Singer Sargent and the colony of artists that gathered in Broadway, where Sargent painted his celebrated work Carnation, Lily, Lily, Rose.
Since 2023, Tushar is an Ambassador for the ‘Broadway Arts Festival’.
Tushar has exhibited with leading British art societies, including the New English Art Club (NEAC), Royal Institute of Oil Painters (ROI) and Royal Society of Marine Artists (RSMA). He has also been an invited artist at the ING Discerning Eye exhibition and has been featured in the Prize Winners Show at Mall Galleries.
Tushar has received numerous national and international awards, including the ROI Award, Cadogan Award, Green & Stone Award and Almenara Award, among others.
He appeared on ‘Landscape Artist of the Year’- Series 8 as one of the Pod artists filmed at Royal Ascot and aired on Sky Arts in 2023. He was one of the top 3 shortlisted artists.
In 2025, he was commissioned by British Airways to create a painting for ‘The Gatwick Collection’, as part of an international advertising campaign to celebrate their network of European destinations from Gatwick. His work as a painting, featured globally across billboards, print and digital media.
Tushar has been on the panel of judges and a guest of honour on many occasions at various art competitions and festivals. He has tutored at various art schools, art clubs, societies and festivals including the Patchings.
His work has been published and featured in many magazines, including Mayfair Times and Sloane Square magazine. Tushar also writes articles for the Artist magazine.
