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| Julie
Haley |
Julie K Haley is a
self-taught artist having discovered the creative joys
of art in recent years. The subtlety of the watercolour
medium is a constant source of fascination though a
variety of mediums are used dependant upon what the
subject matter demands. |
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| Louise Halliday |
Louise started painting about seven years ago and gradually it became obvious to her that flowers were her main source of inspiration, and as her interest deepened she decided to do a diploma in botanical illustration which she completed with a distinction from the London Art College in 2007. |
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| Gerry
Halpin |
Gerry's abstract paintings
are a response to a view of the world seen from above,
usually from the seat of an aircraft. Gerry looks down
on the configuration of landscape shapes and records
them as quick drawings. The twist and turn of meandering
rivers, wet or dry mudflats or the crash of the sea
onto rising cliffs are the inspiration for his paintings. |
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| Naomi
Hare |
Naomi Hare is an artist
based in Edinburgh, on the East Coast of Scotland. She
has relatively recently changed her media into sculpture
after a life long interest and involvement in art and
craft, mostly of the Fine Art variety. She has dabbled
in photography, collage, mixed media, paper making,
Installations, Psycho- geographical mapping (derives)
and many other disciplines. |
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| Susan Harvey |
Susan is greatly influenced and inspired by nature and the human condition. The paintings exhibited in this gallery are an eclectic group of domesticated animals, landscape vistas, and textured abstracts. Much of Susans work is derived from photographs and memories of a particular scene or animal. |
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As a self-taught artist,
Trevor has painted since childhood exploring drawing,
watercolour and oil painting in his formative years.
However, it was not until 1996, that through an evening
class things really began for him when, by a stroke
of luck, he discovered pastel. Landscapes and townscapes
have since become his forte. |
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| Martin Hensey |
Martin graduated in 1989 as a Graphic Designer in Germany, and worked throughout the 1990s in this field, however, with very little ambition. Martin's heart was always in fine art, illustration, and later calligraphy and the art of lettering. From 1999 - 2000 Martin studied at the Edinburgh College of Art and made his Master of Design in animation and illustration. In those days Martin hoped to embark on a career in comic and animation, but as we all know, life doesn’t always work as we would like to... |
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Kristi is a self-trained
artist living in Pontypridd, Wales. Her subjects include
wildlife, the ancient monuments and landscapes of Wales,
and images inspired by symbolism. She is currently working
on a series of paintings of Neolithic and Bronze age
monuments, ranging from standing stones and stone circles
to 4,000 year old burial chambers. |
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| Martin Heneke |
Martin is a taught artist from Hastings who has been painting professionally since 2006. Martin lives in Hastings and loves painting all the costal views and paints everything from landscapes to every day life. To Martin, art is the best preserver of the here and now as it tells you a lot more than a photograph, it gives you a real feel for the atmosphere and the real mood of the weather, it also looks better on the wall. |
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| Susan
Hill |
Susan loves the flow
and immediacy of watercolour painting. Susan has also
recently found the joys of acrylic painting, and she
also use collage. Susans range and style is very eclectic
from traditional seascapes, landscapes and florals,
to spiritual, abstract and figurative works. |
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Irene was born in North
Shields, Northumberland and was originally inspired
to take up painting by her father Larry Bedigan who
loved painting in watercolour. Irene mostly works in
watercolour and oils, sometimes acrylic but more recently
after attending a local course she has been painting
very large pastels. |
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| Arthur Stanley Hogg |
Stan was born in Harwich Essex and for the rest of his life found he just had to paint. Over the years he captured the soft lighting of the Lake District, the dramatic mountain scenery in North Wales, coastal scenes from the Isle of Wight and harbour sketches in Cornwall. He wanted to help keep alive the memory of the fine old Thames Barges built locally. |
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| Brian Hogg |
Brian's basic approach to art is straightforward. Simple and uncomplicated results give him the most satisfaction. Brian's preference is for work to be created “alla prima” on location.
Painting and photography are complimentary art forms. Visits to galleries over the years have broadened Brian's knowledge and he has been an accredited WEA tutor in photography, art and architecture courses. |
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| Fred
Hollands |
Fred is a professional artist of
many years good standing. He paints in Shropshire and
in France and exhibits locally, as well as having run
adult painting classes for many years. |
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| Christopher
Howe |
Chris enjoys using bold brush strokes
and a limited palette to produce paintings which appear
fresh and clean. His main inspiration comes from the
countryside around his home but also enjoys walking
and painting in mountain scenery. |
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| Ian Hudson |
Ian has been a profesional watercolour artist for thirty years and has taught watercolours and life-drawing for nearly twenty of them. His subjects include landscape/seascape, wildlife, portraiture, figure studies etc. |
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| Christopher
Hughes |
Christopher was trained at the
famous Royal Worcester Porcelain Company and became
one of their leading ceramic artists. He bagan a freelance
career in 1980 concentrating mostly on his favourite
medium, watercolour painting. |
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