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Northleigh House School Postcard Auction
Gildings are excited to announce the hosting of a special Charity Auction in aid of the Northleigh House School based in Hatton, Warwickshire. The auction provides you with an amazing opportunity to bid for 90 original signed postcard-sized artworks, including some by household names such as Sir Grayson Perry, The Rolling Stones’ Ronnie Wood and the BBC’s Great British Sewing Bee judge Patrick Grant. EVERY PENNY of the final hammer prices will go towards the School's continued efforts to support and nurture secondary-age children who have faced serious challenges such as bullying and anxiety in mainstream schooling. NO Buyers Premium, no bidding fees. Get bidding!
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JANE RAY,
Lion, mixed media heightened with gilt pen, signed verso, 12.6 x 17.8cm
https://www.janeray.com
Jane Ray is an English illustrator of more than 70 children's books. The first book Jane illustrated A Balloon for Grandad written by Nigel Gray, is included in 1001 Children's Books You Must Read Before You Grow Up . Born in London, Jane studied art and design at Middlesex University. After graduating she designed a series of greetings cards for Roger la Borde, with whom she still works, followed by various editorial work, posters and book jackets.
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JANE RAY,
Blue Elephant, mixed media heightened with gilt pen, signed verso, 12.6 x 17.8cm.
https://www.janeray.com
Jane Ray is an English illustrator of more than 70 children's books. The first book Jane illustrated A Balloon for Grandad written by Nigel Gray, is included in 1001 Children's Books You Must Read Before You Grow Up . Born in London, Jane studied art and design at Middlesex University. After graduating she designed a series of greetings cards for Roger la Borde, with whom she still works, followed by various editorial work, posters and book jackets.
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MIRANDA CRESWELL, Isle of Islay Summer Sea, 2023 pastel sketch on paper, signed and titled verso, 12.8 x 17.8cm. https://mirandacreswell.com MIranda's work focuses on the identy of the British landscape and the relationship with archeology. She was the project artist for the Archeology research group EnglaID, based at the Archaeology Institute, University of Oxford, looking at the shape and identity of the English landscape from 1500 BC to 1086 AD. SHe has also been artist in residence at at Horatio’s Garden, a UK based charity that builds beautiful gardens for patients at spinal treatment centres.
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LUCIA SCALISI.
Celestial, coloured thread and watercolour on handmade marbled paper, signed and dated verso, 12.6 x 17.8cm.
https://luciascalisi.wordpress.com/
Lucia Scalisi began her career in Conservation at the Victoria and Albert Museum after receiving her Diploma in the Conservation of Easel Paintings from the University of Northumbria (formerly Gateshead Technical College). She worked as Senior Conservator of Paintings at the V&A, after which she set up a Conservation Studio in private practice in central London, and has been heavily involved with projects around the World. Since 2017, she has become a familiar face on the BBC's ‘ The Repair Shop ’, in which Lucia is the Paintings Conservation expert.
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KORKY PAUL,
Winnie & Wilbur, ink and watercolour on textured paper, signed, dated verso XII 2023, 13 x 17.8cm.
https://www.korkypaul.com
British illustrator of the mult-million selling children's book series Winnie the Witch. The first in the series won the Children's Book Award in 1987 and has been published in over 27 languages including Norwegian, Lithuanian, Japanese, Hebrew, Catalan and Welsh. Korky has since illustrated more very successful books for Oxford University Press, Random House, Penguin and many other publishers. Korky Paul has very quickly become a well-known figure in the children's book world and he is especially popular with the young children who read his books and are carried away into a fantasy world by the illustrations.
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KORKY PAUL,
Winnie & Wilbur, ink and watercolour on textured paper, signed, dated verso XII 2023, 13 x 17.8cm.
https://www.korkypaul.com
British illustrator of the mult-million selling children's book series Winnie the Witch. The first in the series won the Children's Book Award in 1987 and has been published in over 27 languages including Norwegian, Lithuanian, Japanese, Hebrew, Catalan and Welsh. Korky has since illustrated more very successful books for Oxford University Press, Random House, Penguin and many other publishers. Korky Paul has very quickly become a well-known figure in the children's book world and he is especially popular with the young children who read his books and are carried away into a fantasy world by the illustrations.
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JEREMY CUNNINGHAM,
Untitled I, oil on embossed card, signed, 17.8 x 12.6cm.
https://jeremycunninghamart.com
Jeremey Cunningham is the bass guitarist with folk-rock band, Levellers. Before his music career, he attended art school from 1982 to 1987, completing two years foundation at Reigate College of Art and then three years at Brighton Art College. His work is inspired by an interest in early Medieval history. Especially the stories of Irish saints and early Christianity, Jeremy also draws ideas from his personal experiences of the world today.
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JEREMY CUNNINGHAM,
Untitled II, oil on embossed card, signed, 17.8 x 12.6cm.
https://jeremycunninghamart.com
Jeremey Cunningham is the bass guitarist with folk-rock band, Levellers. Before his music career, he attended art school from 1982 to 1987, completing two years foundation at Reigate College of Art and then three years at Brighton Art College. His work is inspired by an interest in early Medieval history. Especially the stories of Irish saints and early Christianity, Jeremy also draws ideas from his personal experiences of the world today.
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PETER RANDALL-PAGE, RA
Crab I, 2014 linocut, signed and titled verso, 13.5 x 18cm.
https://www.peterrandall-page.com
Peter Randall-Page, RA, is a British artist and sculptor, known for his stone sculpture work, inspired by geometric patterns from nature. Born in the UK in 1954, he studied sculpture at Bath Academy of Art from 1973-1977. During the past 40 years Peter Randall-Page has gained an international reputation through his sculpture, drawings, and prints. His work is held in public and private collections throughout the world. A selection of his public sculptures can be found in many urban and rural locations throughout the UK including London, Edinburgh, Manchester, Bristol, Oxford and Cambridge and his work is in the permanent collections of the Tate Gallery and the British Museum, amongst others. His practice has always been informed and inspired by the study of natural phenomena and its subjective impact on our emotions. In recent years his work has become increasingly concerned with the underlying principles determining growth and the forms it produces. In his words “geometry is the theme on which nature plays her infinite variations, and can be seen as a kind of pattern book on which the most complex and sophisticated structures are based.”
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JENNIFER BROWN
Hedgrow, giclee print on canvas, signed and numbered 5/10 to verso, 74.8 x 74.8cm.
Jennifer Brown - artist's website
Self taught artist inspired by stained glass - Exhibited in the Royal Academy of Art Summer Exhibition. Self taught artist inspired by stained glass. Taught at adult education stained glass classes in Richmond and ran workshops. Set up a millennial glass project at an old people’s day centre in Surrey before retirement when I started painting. I try to make my paintings thoughtful and current. During the Pandemic I have focused on the big issue of Climate Change and the tiny things in nature I had never thought about before Covid Lockdown. Walking in Bushy Park, close to home, the changing seasons suddenly became more vivid and spectacular.
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JENNIFER BROWN, The Orange bowl, mixed media on card, signed verso, 17.8 x 12.8cm. Jennifer Brown - artist's website Self taught artist inspired by stained glass - Exhibited in the Royal Academy of Art Summer Exhibition. Self taught artist inspired by stained glass. Taught at adult education stained glass classes in Richmond and ran workshops. Set up a millennial glass project at an old people’s day centre in Surrey before retirement when I started painting. I try to make my paintings thoughtful and current. During the Pandemic I have focused on the big issue of Climate Change and the tiny things in nature I had never thought about before Covid Lockdown. Walking in Bushy Park, close to home, the changing seasons suddenly became more vivid and spectacular.
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DAVID HARMER, Bosham Harbour and Church, watercolour, signed and titled verso, 16 x 20.5cm. https://davidharmerwatercolour.co.uk Watercolour artist for over 20 years. Watercolour is my chosen medium. It can be infuriating, but rewarding when successful. I have come a long way with it, but there is always more to do, so am unlikely to change to another medium. Occasionally I add some ink for a particular effect, otherwise I depend on the purity of watercolour. Painting is for me a pleasure, and exhibiting is part of the experience. I usually exhibit locally four or five times a year, with regular venues in Guildford and Pirbright.
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DAVID HARMER, Tranquility, watercolour, signed and titled verso, 20.5 x 16cm. https://davidharmerwatercolour.co.uk Watercolour artist for over 20 years. Watercolour is my chosen medium. It can be infuriating, but rewarding when successful. I have come a long way with it, but there is always more to do, so am unlikely to change to another medium. Occasionally I add some ink for a particular effect, otherwise I depend on the purity of watercolour. Painting is for me a pleasure, and exhibiting is part of the experience. I usually exhibit locally four or five times a year, with regular venues in Guildford and Pirbright.
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DAVID HARMER, Oak tree, watercolour, unsigned, 21.5 x 27.5cm. https://davidharmerwatercolour.co.uk Watercolour artist for over 20 years. Watercolour is my chosen medium. It can be infuriating, but rewarding when successful. I have come a long way with it, but there is always more to do, so am unlikely to change to another medium. Occasionally I add some ink for a particular effect, otherwise I depend on the purity of watercolour. Painting is for me a pleasure, and exhibiting is part of the experience. I usually exhibit locally four or five times a year, with regular venues in Guildford and Pirbright.
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NICOLA DURRANT, Untitled, mixed media on card, signed verso, 17.8 x 12.6cm. https://durrant-artwork.com My mixed media paintings are intimately connected to the sensation of walking or flying through the landscape and the history associated with the many ancient footpaths and bridleways that surround my studio. I am captivated by the land, sea and sky bleeding together with no fixed horizons and fascinated by birds that glide and dart through the sky. They too are following ancient routes invisible to the naked eye but predetermined by their ancestors much as modern day shipping and ley lines are to us. Recreating the view or a particular subject is something I am trying to avoid. In my latest work I am trying to convey the atmosphere and sensory experience of that particular place or subject, rather than what I am seeing. The textures and patterns are replicated in my paintings using layers of mark making which are often peeled back, rubbed or sanded away to reveal the history of the painting or drawing as it develops. My choice of mediums allow for quick responses to what I am looking at – when drawing outside I love to use water soluble graphite, and pencils, and then back in the studio where I often work from multiple quick sketches, acrylics, ink and oil bars. I especially love the spontaneity of ink and its unpredictable nature and feel its randomness adds life to my work. My love of open, expansive space, colour, and texture is what I try and convey in my paintings, with the hope that I can draw the viewer in for a closer look. The use of mark making and pattern, built up in layers is a process that I will continue to explore.
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NICOLA DURRANT, Blackbird I, ink on embossed card, signed verso, 17.6 x 14cm. https://durrant-artwork.com My mixed media paintings are intimately connected to the sensation of walking or flying through the landscape and the history associated with the many ancient footpaths and bridleways that surround my studio. I am captivated by the land, sea and sky bleeding together with no fixed horizons and fascinated by birds that glide and dart through the sky. They too are following ancient routes invisible to the naked eye but predetermined by their ancestors much as modern day shipping and ley lines are to us. Recreating the view or a particular subject is something I am trying to avoid. In my latest work I am trying to convey the atmosphere and sensory experience of that particular place or subject, rather than what I am seeing. The textures and patterns are replicated in my paintings using layers of mark making which are often peeled back, rubbed or sanded away to reveal the history of the painting or drawing as it develops. My choice of mediums allow for quick responses to what I am looking at – when drawing outside I love to use water soluble graphite, and pencils, and then back in the studio where I often work from multiple quick sketches, acrylics, ink and oil bars. I especially love the spontaneity of ink and its unpredictable nature and feel its randomness adds life to my work. My love of open, expansive space, colour, and texture is what I try and convey in my paintings, with the hope that I can draw the viewer in for a closer look. The use of mark making and pattern, built up in layers is a process that I will continue to explore.
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NICOLA DURRANT, Blackbird II ink on embossed card, signed verso, 17.6 x 14cm. https://durrant-artwork.com My mixed media paintings are intimately connected to the sensation of walking or flying through the landscape and the history associated with the many ancient footpaths and bridleways that surround my studio. I am captivated by the land, sea and sky bleeding together with no fixed horizons and fascinated by birds that glide and dart through the sky. They too are following ancient routes invisible to the naked eye but predetermined by their ancestors much as modern day shipping and ley lines are to us. Recreating the view or a particular subject is something I am trying to avoid. In my latest work I am trying to convey the atmosphere and sensory experience of that particular place or subject, rather than what I am seeing. The textures and patterns are replicated in my paintings using layers of mark making which are often peeled back, rubbed or sanded away to reveal the history of the painting or drawing as it develops. My choice of mediums allow for quick responses to what I am looking at – when drawing outside I love to use water soluble graphite, and pencils, and then back in the studio where I often work from multiple quick sketches, acrylics, ink and oil bars. I especially love the spontaneity of ink and its unpredictable nature and feel its randomness adds life to my work. My love of open, expansive space, colour, and texture is what I try and convey in my paintings, with the hope that I can draw the viewer in for a closer look. The use of mark making and pattern, built up in layers is a process that I will continue to explore.
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PATRICK HUGHES,
Rainbow Moon, 2024 ink and crayon on card, signed and dated verso, 17.8 x 12.6cm.
https://www.patrickhughes.co.uk
Patrick held his first solo show in 1961 at the Portal Gallery, London. It was the first one-man show by a Pop Artist, though they were not even called that then. Three and four years later, Hughes made two seminal reverse perspective works, Infinity and Sticking-out Room. But in the 1970s Hughes’ name became synonymous with rainbow paintings, which also became very popular as prints and as postcards; people enjoyed them as decoration, but for Hughes the rainbow represented a solidified experience. In the late 1980s Hughes revisited exploiting the difference between perspective and reverspective and making space, frozen but mobile. For the last 25 years his 3-D perspective paintings have been hugely in demand, exhibited around the world and featured in many public collections. The experience of seeing a Patrick Hughes sculptured painting in reality is really to experience unreality and the paradox of illusory space and movement.
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MURIEL MALLOWS, Hen, pen and watercolour, monogrammed and dated '23, 15.3 x 18.6cm. https://www.amandaaldous.com/artists/33-muriel-mallows/works Muriel Mallows works from her home in Oxford, having originally trained at the City & Guilds of London Art School. She has exhibited widely throughout her long career and her work is a mainstay of the Summer Exhibition at the Royal Academy. She is inspired by life, her family, her friends and the things around her that make up everyday life.
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MURIEL MALLOWS, Garden chair, watercolour, monogrammed, 12.6 x 17.8cm. https://www.amandaaldous.com/artists/33-muriel-mallows/works Muriel Mallows works from her home in Oxford, having originally trained at the City & Guilds of London Art School. She has exhibited widely throughout her long career and her work is a mainstay of the Summer Exhibition at the Royal Academy. She is inspired by life, her family, her friends and the things around her that make up everyday life.
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MURIEL MALLOWS, Snow Rabbit, print on card, signed verso, 12.6 x 17.8cm. https://www.amandaaldous.com/artists/33-muriel-mallows/works Muriel Mallows works from her home in Oxford, having originally trained at the City & Guilds of London Art School. She has exhibited widely throughout her long career and her work is a mainstay of the Summer Exhibition at the Royal Academy. She is inspired by life, her family, her friends and the things around her that make up everyday life.
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MURIEL MALLOWS, Iris, watercolour, monogrammed, 17.8 x 12.6cm. https://www.amandaaldous.com/artists/33-muriel-mallows/works Muriel Mallows works from her home in Oxford, having originally trained at the City & Guilds of London Art School. She has exhibited widely throughout her long career and her work is a mainstay of the Summer Exhibition at the Royal Academy. She is inspired by life, her family, her friends and the things around her that make up everyday life.
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PATRICK GRANT,
Ark of Bukhara, photographic collage, signed verso, 17.8 x 12.6cm.
https://communityclothing.co.uk/pages/our-founder-patrick-grant
Patrick has always loved great clothes; how they feel, how they age, the stories they can tell and the way they can connect us across time and place. As a result his career in the textile industry saw him establish his firm Community Clothing in 2016.
Away from his day job, Patrick is also well known as a judge on BBC One’s The Great British Sewing Bee which has run for nine series educating a new generation about textiles and clothing, encouraging a reduction in clothing consumption, and promoting a resurgence in the skills needed to make, mend and recycle our clothes.
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DIANE ROGERS, Rock Pool, hand painted, quilted and embroidered silk textile, mounted on card, signed verso, 12.8 x 17.8cm. https://www.dianerogers.co.uk Born and raised in Lancashire, I now live in Brighton on the Sussex coast UK. I create one off original pieces of contemporary silk textile art and acrylic paintings on canvas. Inspiration for my artwork comes from nature and the natural environment also buildings, architecture and decay. My work captures fleeting moments in nature’s continuing cycle of creation, destruction and change. Main themes are rich carpets of leaves, gnarled grainy texture of bark, fine lacework of lichens and the pebbles of the beach and rock pools of the coastline. I am drawn to the beauty, which is caused by the passage of time and exposure to the natural elements. Destruction, neglect and decay reveal even more interesting surfaces, shapes, textures and patterns. These rich textures, colours and details which often go unnoticed at first glance, inspire my work. Exhibited in London & South East, Spain and Florida USA.
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DAVID W JONES,
Salmon, pen on card, signed and titled verso, 17.8 x 12.6cm.
Artist's profile
David Jones has made a speciality of line, to which he adds the further challenge of Zen drawing. Most drawing depends on a moment of memory, as the artist’s eye moves from subject to paper. David places the pen on the paper and then, without looking away from his model, inscribes his mark. Each drawing is made of the minimum number of marks. The procedure involves a kind of essentialising brevity, a bare economy of elegance. The result has something in common with Paleolithic art, such as the Lascaux paintings. A process of abstraction is involved – the drawings seem at once particular and archetypical as if the reduction of naturalistic detail had a power of evocation beyond the particular.
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DAVID W JONES,
Snowdrop,
pen on card, signed and titled verso, 17.8 x 12.6cm.
Artist's profile
David Jones has made a speciality of line, to which he adds the further challenge of Zen drawing. Most drawing depends on a moment of memory, as the artist’s eye moves from subject to paper. David places the pen on the paper and then, without looking away from his model, inscribes his mark. Each drawing is made of the minimum number of marks. The procedure involves a kind of essentialising brevity, a bare economy of elegance. The result has something in common with Paleolithic art, such as the Lascaux paintings. A process of abstraction is involved – the drawings seem at once particular and archetypical as if the reduction of naturalistic detail had a power of evocation beyond the particular.
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RONNIE WOOD,
Keep it simple... easy does it... felt tip on card, signed verso, 12.6 x 17.8cm.
https://www.ronniewood.com
English rock musician, best known as an official member of the Rolling Stones since 1975. Two-time inductee into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame (with the Rolling Stones and the Faces), he has played in some of the most influential rock groups of all time and guested with a who’s who of British music. At the same time, he’s enjoyed a remarkable parallel career as a highly regarded artist and, as a natural raconteur, has won a record three prestigious Sony Radio Personality awards.
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MATT FROST,
Flowers (still life), photograph on card, signed artist's proof, 17.8 x 12.6cm.
https://www.mattfrost.me
Photographer Matt Frost has found working on film sets has strongly influenced Matt’s approach to photography and amplified his passion for storytelling. With a strong design ethos, his work is striking and bold, and his visually powerful images aim to spark imagination and captivate the viewers’ attention. Clients include ITV, Netflix, Channel 4 and Comedy Central. Despite being kept busy with a varied raft of commissions, Matt still finds time to shoot personal projects. Through his personal work, Matt plays with concepts and ideas, lighting techniques, and, born from lockdown, his Still Life is an extension of his creative approach to image making. Bringing with him creativity, ingenuity, and a craftsman’s expertise, Matt’s collaborative approach to work understands the importance of teamwork and having good energy on set. He has an uncanny knack for putting people at ease; people just like being photographed by him!
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MATT FROST,
Flowers V, photograph on card, signed artist's proof, 178 x 12.6cm.
https://www.mattfrost.me
Photographer Matt Frost has found working on film sets has strongly influenced Matt’s approach to photography and amplified his passion for storytelling. With a strong design ethos, his work is striking and bold, and his visually powerful images aim to spark imagination and captivate the viewers’ attention. Clients include ITV, Netflix, Channel 4 and Comedy Central. Despite being kept busy with a varied raft of commissions, Matt still finds time to shoot personal projects. Through his personal work, Matt plays with concepts and ideas, lighting techniques, and, born from lockdown, his Still Life is an extension of his creative approach to image making. Bringing with him creativity, ingenuity, and a craftsman’s expertise, Matt’s collaborative approach to work understands the importance of teamwork and having good energy on set. He has an uncanny knack for putting people at ease; people just like being photographed by him!
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LAURA BELLINGHAM,
Lilias Adie (Kate Dickie), photograph pasted on card, signed verso, 12.6 x 17.8cm.
https://laurabellingham.com
Cinematographer shooting drama, commercials, promos, fashion films and documentaries. Projects include - The Buccaneers, Magpie and currently Towards Zero for BBC. Prior to her training at the National Film and Television School, Laura studied English Literature. As a Literature graduate as well as a cinematography graduate, Laura has a passion for narrative driven imagery and sees storytelling as an opportunity to broaden our emotional experience of the world as well as our understanding of each other.
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LAURA BELLINGHAM,
The Buccaneers, photograph pasted on card, signed verso, 12.6 x 17.8cm.
https://laurabellingham.com
Cinematographer shooting drama, commercials, promos, fashion films and documentaries. Projects include - The Buccaneers, Magpie and currently Towards Zero for BBC. Prior to her training at the National Film and Television School, Laura studied English Literature. As a Literature graduate as well as a cinematography graduate, Laura has a passion for narrative driven imagery and sees storytelling as an opportunity to broaden our emotional experience of the world as well as our understanding of each other.
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FIONA WHITEHOUSE,
Untitled tree landscape I, acrylic on card, initialled and signed and dated verso, 17.8 x 12.8cm.
https://www.fionawhitehousepaintings.com
Studied Fine Art and Italian at the University of Exeter and painting at the Accademia di Belle Arti in Florence. I went on to study a Masters at the University of Oxford and was awarded a PhD on 15th-century painting techniques from Birkbeck College, London. I mainly paint landscapes, exploring light and colour in their most expressive forms. The landscapes I paint reflect what I see as well as what I feel. The paintings also give a sense of the ever changing nature of different seasons and time. Last year I painted life in Martinique. This year I am back to trees and places.
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FIONA WHITEHOUSE,
Untitled tree landscape II, acrylic on card, initialled and signed and dated verso, 17.8 x 12.8cm.
https://www.fionawhitehousepaintings.com
Studied Fine Art and Italian at the University of Exeter and painting at the Accademia di Belle Arti in Florence. I went on to study a Masters at the University of Oxford and was awarded a PhD on 15th-century painting techniques from Birkbeck College, London. I mainly paint landscapes, exploring light and colour in their most expressive forms. The landscapes I paint reflect what I see as well as what I feel. The paintings also give a sense of the ever changing nature of different seasons and time. Last year I painted life in Martinique. This year I am back to trees and places.
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FIONA WHITEHOUSE,
Untitled tree landscape III, acrylic on card, initialled and signed and dated verso, 17.8 x 12.8cm.
https://www.fionawhitehousepaintings.com
Studied Fine Art and Italian at the University of Exeter and painting at the Accademia di Belle Arti in Florence. I went on to study a Masters at the University of Oxford and was awarded a PhD on 15th-century painting techniques from Birkbeck College, London. I mainly paint landscapes, exploring light and colour in their most expressive forms. The landscapes I paint reflect what I see as well as what I feel. The paintings also give a sense of the ever changing nature of different seasons and time. Last year I painted life in Martinique. This year I am back to trees and places.
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FIONA WHITEHOUSE,
Untitled tree landscape IV, acrylic on card, initialled and signed and dated verso, 17.8 x 12.8cm.
https://www.fionawhitehousepaintings.com
Studied Fine Art and Italian at the University of Exeter and painting at the Accademia di Belle Arti in Florence. I went on to study a Masters at the University of Oxford and was awarded a PhD on 15th-century painting techniques from Birkbeck College, London. I mainly paint landscapes, exploring light and colour in their most expressive forms. The landscapes I paint reflect what I see as well as what I feel. The paintings also give a sense of the ever changing nature of different seasons and time. Last year I painted life in Martinique. This year I am back to trees and places.
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EMMIE VAN BIERVLIET,
India Evening, pen and paint on card, signed and titled verso, 12.6 x 17.8cm.
https://emmievb.com/about-emmie
Emmie is a mixed media artist whose inspiration comes from journeys, mystical tales and the eclectic architecture she has encountered. These may be the crumbling beauty of Cuban buildings, the sensory kaleidoscope of India or the time echoing features of Istanbul. Her work often examines the transitory nature of buildings from their planning and construction to their ruins and its structure revealed. Magical realism is an integral part of Emmie’s art, which may start out based on one place but ends as a coalescence of memories from the past, sights of the present and thoughts of the future. Her work often examines the transitory nature of architecture from its planning and construction to its ruins and structure revealed. It has been said that a building is ‘a volume of human history, holding within its pages the stories and secrets of generations past and present’. The world the artist creates is one in which buildings both within and without are permeated with the disparate details of the lives of their former inhabitants.
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BRIAN POLLARD,
Plymouth Hoe, acrylic on card, signed, dated and titled verso, 17.8 x 12.6cm.
https://www.brianpollard.co.uk
Brian began painting soon after moving to Devon and quickly gained a reputation for his bright and colourful pictures. his work have featured in several television programmes both in the South West and on national networks. Exhibitions followed in Plymouth and later in London, two of which were favourably reviewed for the Mail on Sunday by the late art critic Dan Farson. Brian is honoured to be a patron of St. Luke's Hospice, Plymouth, who commissioned him to paint the first elephant for Elmer's Big Parade, launched in July 2019. Other commissions include: The National Trust, The Royal Navy, The RNLI, 29 Commando Regiment, BBC - for Paul Martin's Street Auction, Plymouth City Council, South Hams District Council, Plymouth Herald, Cattewater Harbour Commissioners.
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CATHERINE ANHOLT, Figure and flowers, watercolour and gilt pen on card, signed and dated verso, 12.6 x 17.8cm. https://www.tinmanart.com/artists/49-catherine-anholt/biography Over the last 25 years, the Anholts have written and illustrated more than 200 highly successful children's books, which are published in 30 languages around the world and have won numerous awards. Throughout, Catherine has continued to work in her studio on hundreds of large, fluid drawings and paintings, which, until very recently, she has shared only with family and friends. Her themes are pregnancy, childbirth and love of family and nature.
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GEORGE LEWIS, Small bird, turned wood, initialled, length 7.5cm, height 5cm. George is an artist working from Spelsbury, Oxfordshire. His practice is drawing and wood carving.
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GEORGE LEWIS, Bird on stand, turned wood, initialled, length 11cm, height 9cm. George is an artist working from Spelsbury, Oxfordshire. His practice is drawing and wood carving.
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GEORGE LEWIS,
Flower I, turned and carved wood, initialed, height 33cm.
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GEORGE LEWIS,
Flower II, turned wood, initialled, height 33cm.
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TOMFOOLERY (JEWELLERY) LONDON Floral design in colour, ink on card, signed verso and dated 1/2/24, 17.8 x 12.8cm. https://tomfoolerylondon.co.uk Known as London’s hidden gem. We are a playful yet understated contemporary designer boutique which boasts an unparalleled offering of carefully selected and curated jewels by designers from all around the globe.
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TOMFOOLERY (JEWELLERY) LONDON Geometric doodle, ink on card, signed verso, date 1/2/24, 17.8 x 12.8cm. https://tomfoolerylondon.co.uk Known as London’s hidden gem. We are a playful yet understated contemporary designer boutique which boasts an unparalleled offering of carefully selected and curated jewels by designers from all around the globe.
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LUKE JERRAM,
Museum of the Moon in Leeds, photograph laid on card, signed and inscribed verso, 12.6 x 17.8cm.
https://www.lukejerram.com
Luke Jerram’s multidisciplinary practice involves the creation of sculptures, installations and live arts projects. Living in the UK but working internationally since 1997, Jerram has created a number of extraordinary art projects which have excited and inspired people around the world. In 2023 alone, he had over 115 exhibitions in 27 different countries, visited by more than 3 million people. As well as touring his installations, Luke’s artworks are in over 70 permanent collections around the world including the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York, Shanghai Museum of Glass and the Wellcome Collection in London. Jerram was given honorary doctorates from the University of Bristol in 2020 and University of Gloucestershire in 2022. He was made an Honorary Academician of the RWA and Fellow of The Royal Astronomical Society in 2020. He currently holds position of Honorary Research Fellow in the School of Biosciences, University of Sheffield. In 2019 he set up and funded both the Dreamtime Fellowship to support recent art graduates in his home city of Bristol and the Bristol Schools Arts Fund to support secondary schools impacted by austerity. In 2024 he set up the Jerram Foundation to help deliver some of these charitable projects.
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LUKE JERRAM,
Sketch for Sky Orchestra, biro on card, signed and inscribed verso, 12.6 x 17.8cm.
https://www.lukejerram.com
Luke Jerram’s multidisciplinary practice involves the creation of sculptures, installations and live arts projects. Living in the UK but working internationally since 1997, Jerram has created a number of extraordinary art projects which have excited and inspired people around the world. In 2023 alone, he had over 115 exhibitions in 27 different countries, visited by more than 3 million people. As well as touring his installations, Luke’s artworks are in over 70 permanent collections around the world including the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York, Shanghai Museum of Glass and the Wellcome Collection in London. Jerram was given honorary doctorates from the University of Bristol in 2020 and University of Gloucestershire in 2022. He was made an Honorary Academician of the RWA and Fellow of The Royal Astronomical Society in 2020. He currently holds position of Honorary Research Fellow in the School of Biosciences, University of Sheffield. In 2019 he set up and funded both the Dreamtime Fellowship to support recent art graduates in his home city of Bristol and the Bristol Schools Arts Fund to support secondary schools impacted by austerity. In 2024 he set up the Jerram Foundation to help deliver some of these charitable projects.
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SALLY FISHER, Animals in vibrant landscape, pastel on card, signed verso, 12.6 x 17.8cm. https://www.sallyfisher.net I am a working artist by profession. I paint, sculpt, teach art and do a daily cartoon for Daily Mail Astrologer Jonathan Cainer. I like to paint in all media and find it very refreshing to paint in different ways, always learning more and discovering different expressions. I am fascinated by the tools and the tangilble ingredients of paintings and finding a beauty in mark making, energy and surface quality as well as content and feeling. Whilst I find colour and light to be some of the most stimulating factors, all the key ingredients of composition, structure, tone and 'presence' are essential. I teach watercolour, pastels and acrylics and hold workshops and demo's for Art groups in London and Devon. I have a passion for teaching as I believe painting and drawing can be enjoyed by so many and are wonderful ways to connect to something very profound inside us.
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SALLY FISHER, Tulip still life, watercolour, signed verso, 17.8 x 12.6cm. https://www.sallyfisher.net I am a working artist by profession. I paint, sculpt, teach art and do a daily cartoon for Daily Mail Astrologer Jonathan Cainer. I like to paint in all media and find it very refreshing to paint in different ways, always learning more and discovering different expressions. I am fascinated by the tools and the tangilble ingredients of paintings and finding a beauty in mark making, energy and surface quality as well as content and feeling. Whilst I find colour and light to be some of the most stimulating factors, all the key ingredients of composition, structure, tone and 'presence' are essential. I teach watercolour, pastels and acrylics and hold workshops and demo's for Art groups in London and Devon. I have a passion for teaching as I believe painting and drawing can be enjoyed by so many and are wonderful ways to connect to something very profound inside us.
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BEN AND GEORGE MILES, Photographic diptych - USA, photograph laid on card, signed by both verso, 12.6 x 17.8cm. https://www.georgemiles.co.uk Brothers Ben and George Miles. Ben Miles is an actor best known for his roles in The Crown, Star Wars - Andor, Napoleon and Hijack. George Miles is a working photographer and lecturer at Nottingham Trent University. George has published numerous photo books, and has exhibited in the UK and the USA. His work is held in permanent and private collections worldwide. George’s work examines how the land is used, viewed, and mediated; both physically and through its representations. His practice sits within the photographic tradition of ‘the everyday’ attempting to find the sublime in the ordinary, in the hope that by doing so it may help people to value the world a little more. He is currently intrigued with how this process is affected by the way pictures are made and consumed on mobile platforms, and how it differs from the printed page or exhibition. These diptychs feature one image from Ben and one from George.
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BEN AND GEORGE MILES, Photographic diptych, photograph laid on card, signed by both verso, 12.6 x 17.8cm. https://www.georgemiles.co.uk Brothers Ben and George Miles. Ben Miles is an actor best known for his roles in The Crown, Star Wars - Andor, Napoleon and Hijack. George Miles is a working photographer and lecturer at Nottingham Trent University. George has published numerous photo books, and has exhibited in the UK and the USA. His work is held in permanent and private collections worldwide. George’s work examines how the land is used, viewed, and mediated; both physically and through its representations. His practice sits within the photographic tradition of ‘the everyday’ attempting to find the sublime in the ordinary, in the hope that by doing so it may help people to value the world a little more. He is currently intrigued with how this process is affected by the way pictures are made and consumed on mobile platforms, and how it differs from the printed page or exhibition. These diptychs feature one image from Ben and one from George.
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LOUISE SUMMERS, Cormorant, hand-coloured linocut, signed and titled verso, 12.6 x 17.8cm. https://www.instagram.com/louisesummersprints/ Louise is an Oxford based artist creating relief work, Lino cuts, needle felting and studio pottery.
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LOUISE SUMMERS, Wren, collage, signed and titled verso, 12.6 x17.8cm. https://www.instagram.com/louisesummersprints/ Louise is an Oxford based artist creating relief work, Lino cuts, needle felting and studio pottery.
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HANNAH VICKERY, Seashade I, oil on card, signed and titled verso, 12.8 x 17.8cm. https://www.hannahvickeryart.com As an artist, I explore concepts of space and place through mixed media paintings. Influenced by numerous physical places and experiences, my paintings communicate a sense of mystery, of journeying to lands unknown and undiscovered, and of the inner spiritual landscape. Strongly influenced by the natural world, and with frequent references to both poetry and literature and sacred writings, my work is process-driven, developed through multiple layers, addition and subtraction. As such, my work is both experimental and exploratory; each painting is an unmapped journey. Following two design-related degrees, I worked as a graphic designer for over two decades before beginning painting during a career break when I was at home with my young daughter. I am auto didactic but draw on my experience and understanding of design and visual language. Originally from Coventry, I have made my home in Oxford for the last 15 years, where I paint from my garden studio. I am a member of Oxford Art Society.
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HANNAH VICKERY, Seashade 2, oil on card, signed and dated verso, 12.8 x 17.8cm. https://www.hannahvickeryart.com As an artist, I explore concepts of space and place through mixed media paintings. Influenced by numerous physical places and experiences, my paintings communicate a sense of mystery, of journeying to lands unknown and undiscovered, and of the inner spiritual landscape. Strongly influenced by the natural world, and with frequent references to both poetry and literature and sacred writings, my work is process-driven, developed through multiple layers, addition and subtraction. As such, my work is both experimental and exploratory; each painting is an unmapped journey. Following two design-related degrees, I worked as a graphic designer for over two decades before beginning painting during a career break when I was at home with my young daughter. I am auto didactic but draw on my experience and understanding of design and visual language. Originally from Coventry, I have made my home in Oxford for the last 15 years, where I paint from my garden studio. I am a member of Oxford Art Society.
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KIRSTEN RAMSAY,
Delft Tile, watercolour, signed and titled verso, 12.6 x 17.8cm.
https://www.sussexceramicrestoration.com
Kirsten regularly appears as a presenter and expert Ceramics Conservator on the multi-award winning BBC TV programme The Repair Shop . Specialising in the restoration and conservation of European, Asian and contemporary ceramics and a wide range of other related materials, earthenware, painted plaster, alabaster, enamels, glass, cloisonné and micromosaic.
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NICOLA BAYLEY, Childhood artefacts, pencil and crayon on card, signed and dated 2024 verso, 12.5 x 17.8cm. https://booksforkeeps.co.uk/article/windows-into-illustration-nicolabayley A children's book illustrator and author. She is most known for her illustrations of cats, including in the books The Tyger Voyage by Richard Adams, The Mousehole Cat by Antonia Barber, Katje, The Windmill Cat by Gretchen Woelfle, and others. Nicola Bayley’s first book was published 1975 after her degree show at the Royal College of Art caught the eye of legendary publisher Tom Maschler. On publication of her latest book, Can I Come Too? , she describes the technique and thinking behind two of her best loved illustrations.
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SARAH SMALLDON, Songthrush #2, mixed media on card, signed and titled verso, 17.8 x 12.6cm. https://sarahsmalldon.com Award-winning artist & illustrator in Plymouth, South Devon. I like to produce unashamedly cheerful art, guided intuitively by my love of bright colour, pattern and bold illustrative lines. I take my inspiration simply from the things that make me happy and look for the joy in the world around me each day, from a rosy bouquet of flowers to a tin of sardines. I want my work to spread smiles and positivity through my unconventional world of colour. I currently work from my studio at Stoke Business Park in Stoke, Plymouth.
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SARAH SMALLDON, Songthrush #1, mixed media on card, signed and titled verso, 17.8 x 12.6cm. https://sarahsmalldon.com Award-winning artist & illustrator in Plymouth, South Devon. I like to produce unashamedly cheerful art, guided intuitively by my love of bright colour, pattern and bold illustrative lines. I take my inspiration simply from the things that make me happy and look for the joy in the world around me each day, from a rosy bouquet of flowers to a tin of sardines. I want my work to spread smiles and positivity through my unconventional world of colour. I currently work from my studio at Stoke Business Park in Stoke, Plymouth.
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GRAYSON PERRY, CBE RA Hon FRIBA, Queen and Cat, 2024, pen and felt tip on card, signed verso, 18 x 12cm.
https://www.royalacademy.org.uk/art-artists/name/grayson-perry-ra
Sir Grayson Perry CBE RA Hon FRIBA is an English contemporary artist, writer and broadcaster. He is known for his ceramic vases, tapestries, and cross-dressing, as well as his observations of the contemporary arts scene, and for dissecting British "prejudices, fashions and foibles”.
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ELISABETH CAROLAN, Poppy Fields, mixed media on card, signed and titled verso, 17.8 x 12.8cm. https://www.elisabethcarolan.co.uk/ Elisabeth is a member of various Art Societies, with whom she exhibits regularly, amongst them Guildford and Woking Art Societies, West Surrey Artists, as well as Lloyd’s of London Art Group. She has won several awards for her paintings. Elisabeth’s work has been shown within the Society of Women Artists (SWA) exhibitions at the Mall Galleries in London on various occasions. She works mostly in acrylics and mixed media, with special emphasis on light and using vibrant colours as well as interesting textures, so creating vivid movement in her paintings. Her favourite subjects are flowing landscapes in all seasons and strong seascapes.
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