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Felicity has had a
lifelong interest in the natural world, and so her preferred
subjects are wildlife and landscapes, though buildings
and townscapes also appeal to her. Watercolour is Felicity's
favourite medium – she loves its delicacy and
spontaneity. She finds it lends itself well to both
landscapes and detailed animal studies. |
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| Heather James |
Since graduating from
college Heather has been in the habit of working in
sketch books. Nowadays she is branching out into acrylics
and watercolour, revisiting some of the scenes in her
sketch books with the intention of developing these
half-forgotten experiences more fully. |
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Kate Graduated with
BA (Hons) Fine Art, London Guildhall University, East
London. 2000. She has taken part in various solo and
group art exhibitions since 1993. Exhibited in UK and
Africa. Kate describes herself as a landscape painter
and is inspired by the beauty of form and colour in
nature. |
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| Alan Joel |
Alan Joel has been
trained in a rather different way. No Art school in
his case . He gained his knowledge by means of 1 to
1 sesions for some years with Dennis Syrett (currently
the President of the ROI 0 and with Ken Paine (probably
the top Portrait Artist in the UK) . |
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| Harry H Johnson |
Harry was a self-taught
artist and painted prolifically in watercolours during
his lifetime. His family wish to honour his talent now
by making his work available as quality limited edition
giclee prints. |
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| Jan Johnson |
After graduating from
art college she was employed as an artist and designer
by BBC TV in London for some years and subsequently
was freelance in TV and films. Her recent paintings
embrace portraits and still life, and subjects from
nature. |
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| Sandra Johnston |
Sandra spent two years
at the Belfast Institute on a design course but in mostly
self taught. Sandra has been drawing and painting for
about fifteen years. She loves painting landscapes and
flowers. Sandra works in pastels and oils. |
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| Wynne Jones |
Wynne has always been
interested in painting and drawing and after a long
career in the oil industry, he took early retirement
to concentrate on painting. Entirely self taught, Wynne
works mainly in oils and watercolours and he is an Associate
of the Guild of Railway Artists. |
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