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| Tony
Babington |
Tony
has been an artist most of his life, starting off in
Ireland before settling in Cheshire. He specialises
in watercolours and his subjects are wide and varied,
but mainly landscapes, seascapes and buildings. Portraits,
caricatures and cartoons are also included in his portfolio. |
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| Peter Baker |
Now retired from teaching/tutoring, Peter is presently engaged on his own artwork concentrating on figurative studies and maritime themes, painting and drawing in all media. He exhibits his work in several West Country Galleries/websites and has paintings and drawings in numerous private collections in the U.K. and abroad, representing a lifetime's work. |
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| Pam
Barclay |
Pam
enjoys painting virtually any subject though she is
particularly keen on landscapes especially if they contain
water and/or buildings. She paints mainly in the studio
from photographs and her imagination. |
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Patricia
Barefoot has been painting wildlife and pets for over
35 years and has the gift of capturing the very essence
of character and personality of her subjects. |
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Carolyn
Barker was born in Kenya where she took a commercial
art course for three years in Nairobi. She later went
to live in Egypt for ten years where she took up oil
painting, depicting the picturesque local people and
scenery, and selling mainly for the tourist trade. Since
returning to this country to settle, she has taken up
watercolours and collage. |
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| Catherine Bartle |
Catherine is a self taught artist and enjoys trying many different mediums, but usually she paints in watercolour. Catherine's work was recognised by the International Guild of Artists in the 1996 at an exhibition in The Winter Gardens in Ilkley, North Yorkshire, when she was made a Companion of the International Guild of Artists. |
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| Fenner Benedict |
Fenner is a Portsmouth based freelance photographer specialising in contemporary landscape and architectural photography. Mainly photographing for the modern art market, Fenner has also photographed architecture for architectural design practices and worked in website design and graphic design. |
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| Martine
Berlemont |
Suffolk
based artist Martine Berlemont takes her inspiration
from people and the natural world. She works mainly
in water-based oils and watercolours and enjoys the
freedom offered by these mediums. She takes commissions
and has various pieces of work available for immediate
sale. |
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| Paul
Biggs |
Paul began painting
about four years ago after becoming disillusioned working
in the city, although he has always loved to draw. Paul
would say he is interested in objects around him and
landscapes from where he grew up. Paul likes bold colours
and believes art should be fun. |
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| Richard
Blacklock |
Life
is interesting and I like to get it down on canvas or
paper by painting or drawing it. People or animals are
best because they are always on the move, even when
asleep. But I am not constarined by this. I will paint
anything. |
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| Shem
Booth |
Artist
Shem Studied Fine Art at Kent Institute of Art &
Design and Sonic Culture at University of East London,
his work explorer’s Synesthesia, which is when
one sense becomes mixed with another. From painting,
sculpture, experimental music to Sound Art, this prolific
artist’s work are both Sonic and Visual abstractions
of a masterful mind. |
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| Sharon
Bradbury |
Sharon,
is 42 years of age and lives in Essex. Self taught,
Sharon has been drawing and painting from an early age.
She likes to use a variety of media including pencil,
pastel, watercolour and acrylic on paper and canvas.
Sharon enjoys creating abstract and fantasy pieces as
well as images of interesting objects, places and buildings
based on her own photographs. |
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| Lorraine
Brown |
Lorraine
is an artist working in illustration and mosaic with
the major influence being natural history. She has done
some book illustration and have exhibited her pictures
and mosaic successfully locally. |
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| Gordon
Bruce |
Gordon
was born in aberdeen in Scotland where he studied fine
art, specialising in painting and life drawing at the
Gray's School of art, a faculty of the Robert Gordon
University. Many of Gordon's artworks have been influenced
by his travels, moreover the time spent in Spain. |
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| Tiffany
Budd |
Tiffany
is an established British artist working mainly in acrylics.
Her inspiration comes from nature and human expression.
She uses collage on some pieces which adds another dimension
of interest. |
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| Margaret Bunning |
30 years ago after leaving Ravensbourne College of Art and Design, with a Dip A D in Vocational Graphics, Margaret became a Graphic Designer, working in several studios in Kent and London. After a break in being creative, when life took over for a while, Margaret is now exploring Plants and Flowers as subjects for her watercolours. She favours detail, but keeps the painting light so as not to lose the delicate nature of the plant. |
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