| Name (with website link if
available) |
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Information |
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Picture Links |
| Janice Anderson |
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Paintings in watercolour and acrylic,
pencil and charcoal drawings, reflecting an interest in patterns in textiles,
in architecture and in nature. |
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Peruvian Market - Watercolour
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Rinat Baibekov
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Born in Kazan (Tatarstan) in 1962, Rinat
comes from a family of artists and began sketching and painting at an early
age.
email: info@rinat-baibekov.com |
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Svetlana Baibekova
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Painter - also computer animation and
paper restoration |
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Middle Asia
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| Richard
Baker |
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Figurative paintings and drawings in
traditional media.
email: r.e.baker@yahoo.com |
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Liera with Violin - pastel
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| Ignas Canute Bednarczyk |
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Ignas was born in 1959 and studied art at
Cambridge, Falmouth (BA Fine Art 1981) and Cyprus (Post-grad Diploma). He has
exhibited in London, Mexico, Cyprus, the USA and Cambridge, and has a landscape
of the Pegia Hills in the Museum of Modern Art in Nicosia. |
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Gaucho -
Acrylic on
paper |
| Ann Biggs |
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Natural history paintings and
illustrations in watercolour, pen, pencil, crayon. Commissions accepted -
domestic animals, especially cats. |
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Watercolour 15"X18" |
Andrew Bird
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Printmaker and painter |
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Min-Hui Bird
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Printmaking and Paintings, abstract themes |
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The Old Generation - Print
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| Barbara Booth |
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Barbara is a Cambridge watercolour artist
and her paintings reflect her interest in conservation, wildlife and the
countryside. Her subject matter centres on gardens, wild flowers, butterflies
and insects. |
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Romneya Coulteri -
watercolour 24" X 18"
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| Angela Bould |
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Watercolour, acrylic, collage, pencil and
coloured pencil - any subject that appeals to her, with a strong emphasis on
light and shade.
email:
angelabould@paintbrush.fsworld.co.uk |
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Still Life Watercolour
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| Ann Brown |
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Primarily interested in landscape,
preferably of an undulating or mountainous nature.
email:
fr0_an5_br6@hotmail.com |
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Helvellyn
Pastel
12"X17")
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Gavin Clark
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My work has been predominantly drawing and painting in watercolour and acrylic, but in recent years I have developed a strong interest in drypoint, etching and printing. Architecture and townscape feature in much of my work, but also life drawing, nature and anything which catches my eye. |
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King's Parade
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| Frances Colquhoun |
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Paintings in watercolour and gouache:
landscape; still life; buildings in the landscape. |
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Still Life
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Natalia Davey
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Portraits:
http://www.vip-portrait.co.uk
Other work: http://www.natalia-davey.co.uk |
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Portrait of ABD
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| Jan Davies |
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Herrings
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| Gillian Daynes |
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Botanical paintings in watercolour |
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| Eva de Pfeiffer |
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Eva's main interest is flower painting in
watercolour. She paints her subjects from life and likes to capture a moment in
time, a falling petal, a bud just unfolding, a wilting leaf. |
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Valotta -
watercolour |
| Delia Delderfield |
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Printmaker |
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House of Memories
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| Mohammed Djazmi |
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Figurative artist Please see his website for biographical information and examples of his pencil drawings, etchings, and oil paintings of the Fens, Norfolk landscapes, still life, and Cambridge Architecture. |
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| Janet
Edwards |
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Watercolour Artist: "My flowers strike
attitudes, dance, have arguments. I am more interested in their shapes,
patterns and colours than in botanical representation". |
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Seeds and Flowers - watercolour
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| Paul Edwards |
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Dynamic, colourful silkscreen prints. Rhythmic motifs. Abstract explorations. |
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Oscillate 1
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| John Eggar |
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Values drawing highly and his work is
largely about seeking out shapes/rhythms/textures from (mainly) villages in
France.
email: john.eggar@which.net |
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| Andy English |
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Wood engraver, Illustrator, Bookplates. See Andy's website for further information: http://www.andyenglish.com/ |
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| Bill Everett |
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Oil paintings - mostly landscape but also
still life, porcelain, portraits and life models. |
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Oriental Patterns (oil on board)
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| Katherine Firth |
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Figurative landscapes and
portraits
email: k.firth@ntlworld.com |
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Wesley Freeman-Smith
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See more of Wes's work on http://drowning-butterflies.deviantart.com/ |
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| John Glover |
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John Glover is well-known as a portrait painter - see his website for further information and and also this site http://www.inspiration-holidays.com/ which not only lists the painting holidays taught by John, but also has his ongoing blog. |
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Val and Betty (Oil)
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| Robert Good |
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Vibrant colour and strong organic forms
are the building blocks for my paintings - along with an essential helping of
humour.
email: robert@robertgood.co.uk |
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Watch Me
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| Sally Ann Hart |
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Mostly fine pencil drawings - occasionally
pastel and watercolours - rocks, pebbles, shells, plantlife etc. |
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Pebbles - Drawing
14"X15"
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| Colin Hayes |
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Primarily landscape painter in soft
pastels, seeking to capture the light and moods of East Anglia, plus occasional
work in France, Italy and Australia. Also pen and wash drawings in sepia ink.
Commissions accepted, preferably East Anglian landscapes or houses in their
setting. cjf.hayes@btopenworld.com |
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On Coploe Hill - Pastel
9" x 12"
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Rachel J Haynes
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Figurative pastel paintings emphasising tonal contrast, light and luminosity to create a believable sense of form and space. |
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Resting in the Wings - Pastel
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| Pam Hinton |
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Painter, working in most media but
recently concentrating on egg tempera. |
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Mushrooms Oil 20.5" X
24.5"
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| Olga Holbek |
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Quiet paintings in oils, mostly still
life. |
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Boxes in
Balance
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Anthony Hopkinson
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Acrylic paintings and limited edition
screenprints from sketches made while travelling abroad.
email:
anthony@biztobiz.co.uk |
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The Artist - collagraph, edition of 20.
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| Sylvia Hopkinson |
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Pennina
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| Philippa Hill |
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Paintings in watercolour and oil |
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Yvonne
Jerrold
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Yvonne is a writer as well as an artist
and many of her paintings are about writing.
You can contact Yvonne via her website: www.yvonnejerrold.com |
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Flower Study with Comma Butterfly
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Ann Kirk
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Figurative paintings in acrylic on board - mainly still life with a landscape background or sometimes just landscape alone |
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Estuary
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| Kathie Lewis |
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For Kathie's images of Cambridge and other
East Anglian subjects see her cambridgeart on-line gallery. For a
wide selection of other images including Kathie's lifedrawings please visit
galleryK. |
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| Harriet Lintott |
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Harriet, also known by her Buddhist name, Saddhahadaya, mainly paints in oils and also creates monoprints and etchings, often using landscape or still life as a starting point.
Harriet's website is on http://www.harrietlintott.co.uk/ |
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Near Byron's Pool
Oil on Board
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Gillian Marklew
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Gilly is a watercolour artist and a qualified adult education tutor, teaching primarily watercolours to beginners and improvers in and around Cambridge. Gilly also takes on private tuition. Please see Gilly's website for contact details: |
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Water Gilly
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Heather Maunders
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Paintings and drawings from natural
sources in watercolour, ink and pencil |
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Pink Peony-
Watercolour
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Sam
Motherwell
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Sam does figurative drawing, mostly of
everyday life around Cambridge, but some foreign adventures too! Have a look at
his web site. |
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The White Swan, Cambridge
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| Carol Mountford |
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Enjoys
painting urban scenes especially New York, London and Venice.
carolmariemountford@tiscali.co.uk
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Macy's, New York
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| Rosemary Myers |
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Watercolour, gouache, linoprint. Events
and places in her life, especially taking inspiration from trips to Malawi and
Barbados. Cats and houses - accepts commissions to draw and paint houses. |
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The Chase - lithograph
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Jean Noble RI
website: www.jeannoble.com |
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Jean trained at Loughborough and Kingston-upon-Thames Art colleges and more recently on Central St Martins short courses. Her image begins with something seen, a building, landscape or object taken out of context, or a particular light. The finished work evolves out of a process of continual change and an innate knowledge of colour and composition. Jean has recently been elected to the Royal Institute of Watercolourists. |
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Untitled painting by Jean Noble:
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| Margaret Northam |
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Paintings in oil and acrylic |
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Rooftops
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| Barbara Neville-Shaw |
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Mainly self-taught. Has been painting
professionally for over 30 years |
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(title to be added)
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Cathy
Parker
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Figurative paintings that spring from a
lifelong fascination with the natural world, especially trees, and with colour.
I work in watercolour, acrylic and oil, often mixing media such as acrylic with
oil-soaked charcoal, or watercolour with ink. |
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Wicken Fen
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| Victoria
Parker-Jervis |
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Her work in oils and watercolour is
dominated by paintings and drawings of trees in landscape, and this theme has
provided her with continuous fascination throughout her life. 2005 was spent
sitting out in all temperatures painting a variety of treescapes which she put
together in a exhibition entitled Lofty Trees of Cambridge, hung at
Michaelhouse in Cambridge |
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Woodland Scene Jesus III 30" x 34"
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Rosalind Ridley
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Watercolour paintings of urban scenes and
architectural details, flowers and still life. Email: rmr21@cam.ac.uk
See Ros's images on her Flickr pages |
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Dorsoduro
- Watercolour
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Barbara
Rogers
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Paintings in oil, mainly of people
involved in some kind of activity. |
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Woman Hanging up Washing -
oil
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| Christine Snell |
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Sculpture in metal mesh, mild steel rods
and sheet metal (using shadows). Also watercolour landscape and life
drawing. |
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Karen Stamper
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Karen produces vibrant sunny paper collages.Themes include crumbling facades, doorways, memories of Morocco, France and Cuba.
She also organizes art holidays in the south of France - see http://www.acy-holidays.com/ |
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Collage
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| Carol Stephen |
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Born in Yorkshire but has lived in
Cambridge since childhood. Carol is mainly a watercolourist and loves to paint
flowers, fruit, jugs, landscapes, doorways and sometimes people - whatever
evokes an emotional response.
email:
carle.carol@btopenworld.com |
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Pond at Anglesey Abbey
- watercolour 10.5"X13.75"
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Phillip Toesev
Industria Series (uses Flash)
Standard version
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Painter - abstracts with echoes of
industrial processes |
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Yellow
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| Lizanne van Essen |
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Paintings, artist's books, textiles and
mixed media. Images to delight the eye and provoke thought, reflecting the
positive in life. |
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Firmament - Collage (55 x 66
cm)
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| Sonia Villiers |
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Sonia Villiers is currently working on a series of paintings of Cambridge. She works mainly in acrylics and watercolour in vibrant colour. She has been a member of Cambridge Open Studios for seven years.
Her paintings, prints and cards of Saffron Walden are bestsellers in the Tourist Information Centre there. |
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Bicycle Baskets - acrylic
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| Neil Warmsley |
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Figurative painter - see
Neil's online gallery for
images |
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| Jill Walden |
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Batik and pastel paintings, etchings -
also life and portrait studies.
One of her works can be seen on this page: http://www.internal.newn.cam.ac.uk/roll/collectibles.shtml |
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| Hannah Webb |
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Oil paintings and book illustrations |
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Half-Term at the Old Vicarage (oil)
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