2014 Catalogue

Approximate sizes in cm (including the frame as appropriate)

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Artists taking part (click on name for more details):
	Lesley Ash Gill Baguley Kate Barclay Alison Bramley Rosie Bramley Ruth Brumby Liz Christensen Bob Crook Trevor Denniss Jennifer Hale Hilldred Harman Christine Haywood Doreen Hebron Helen Herbert Charles Inglis Rainie Kay Krys Leach Keri Lowe Helen Marsh Pauline Plummer Sarah Scott Margaret Studley Su Summers Ute Sutcliffe Mike Thody Ann Udale Chris Verrijden Chris White Janet Wyman
Lesley Ash	Lesley has been making figurative sculpture in cold-cast metals for over 12 years. She works them in clay, before making a mould and casting them in either bronze, brass, iron or copper. Inspired by her grandchildren, her larger work documents the children's development. She also makes animals, sometimes commissioned by their owners but often because a particular dog or creature catches her eye. All the cold-cast figures are outdoor sculpture and are left outdoors all winter with no ill effects.
43/196	Baby Chick	Cold-cast Bronze	12h x 12w x 8d	£46
43/195	Chicken	Cold-cast Bronze	35h x 30w x 20d	£103.50
43/197	Hare	Cold-cast Bronze	24h x 24w x 19d	£103.50
43/198	Panther	Cold-cast Bronze	12h x 16w x 6d	£80.50
Gill Baguley	After a lifetime spent teaching Art to children in London, I've returned to Norfolk and, now, in retirement, I am fulfilling a lifelong ambition to paint. Norfolk, with its myriad of wonderful land and seascapes enthral me, as do my feline friends. Using acrylic, ink and paint is my preferred medium. What a wonderful life!
12/250	Moonlight at Sheringham	Acrylic	46h x 56w	£125
12/255	Sheep in Winter	Acrylic	56h x 66w	£150
12/251	The Pines of Holkham	Acrylic	53h x 43w	£100
12/252	Tree Cats	Acrylic	53h x 41w	£120
12/253	Vision of Castle Acre	Acrylic and Ink	33h x 51w	£110
12/254	Blue Trees	Acrylic, Ink and Paint	53h x 51w	£125
Kate Barclay	For me the Norfolk coast is a haven of peace and tranquility, with wide-open land, sea and skyscapes that give an ever-changing array of textures, shapes and beautiful natural colours. Light plays a huge part in my photography and I can often be found wandering the same stretch of coastline marvelling how different it can look in different lights. I am always trying to create the perfect shot, but I know that tomorrow the light might be that little bit better! My journey as a photographer began in 2004. I exhibited in my first Norfolk open studios during which I met lots of interesting people, started to sell my images and gained exciting openings to several other ventures. I have won several photographic competitions, had work published in many magazines as well as being a featured photographer in a fabulous book on photography published in 2006.
39/292	Between Showers	Photograph	66h x 50w	£100
39/293	Blakeney Quay	Photograph	66h x 50w	£100
39/296	Lost	Photograph	53h x 53w	£90
39/295	Moving Light	Photograph	46h x 61w	£90
39/294	Riverside	Photograph	48h x 64w	£100
39/291	Spring	Photograph	51h x 65w	£100
Alison Bramley	Alison started making patchwork and quilted items after doing a City and Guilds Fashion and Design course 1979-82 where she achieved a distinction. She did a project in accessories making a quilted bag and got hooked. After her fourth child in 1983 she made small patchwork items to sell at craft fairs and made quilts for all the family. Initially she copied designs. She prefers her own since going to Loughborough College of Art and Design in 1989-90 where she, again, achieved a distinction. Alison draws her inspiration from all sorts of places - architecture; nature; stained glass; windows; etc. Alison sometimes describes her work as 'painting with fabrics'.
5/230	Angel Fish	Dupion Silk	22h x 22w	£70
5/231	Birds Four	Dupion Silk	34h x 34w	£100
5/232	N Z	Dupion Silk	38h x 28w	£120
5/233	Tree and Sun	Dupion Silk	26h x 26w	£67.50
Rosie Bramley	My work is primarily inspired by landscape and my devotion to nature. I record my observations within the landscape, through photography, drawing and painting. Back in the studio my work begins to take on a life of its own... often figurative, but usually abstraction often wins over the real. I work with a mixture of media; inks, oils, acrylic, spray paint, collage. I enjoy the process of creating new textures and surfaces when combining a mixture of materials. My objective is to create an elemental sense of space, place and existence within my painting; evoking memory and connections to places travelled and journeys made. I am inspired by many landscapes; some local, some further afield. Recent work is inspired by coastal visits to Cornwall and Staithes, as well as the mountain rich paintings of the snow covered Alps.
41/234	Les Deux Alpes 1	Acrylic	26h x 26w	£55
41/235	Les Deux Alpes 2	Acrylic	26h x 26w	£55
41/236	Alpine Study 1 - the mountain cut by the sky	Acrylic and String on Card	27h x 47w	£95
41/237	Alpine Study 2	Acrylic and String on Card	27h x 47w	£95
Ruth Brumby	Since retiring two years ago from being a primary school headteacher, I have been recycling old education management books into papier-mache vessels that reflect my love of the North Norfolk landscape. I enjoy experimenting with colours, textures and forms to make pieces based on the plants and natural environment that I see on my daily walks. In 2013 I exhibited at the International Association of Hand Papermakers and Paper Artists exhibition in Norwich and this year I have work in a number of local galleries.
13/356	Bottle	Papier-mache	10h x 8w x 8d	£12
13/245	Late Summer Grasses	Papier-mache	46h x 16w x 16d	£65
13/246	Norfolk Field	Papier-mache	44h x 25w x 25d	£70
13/249	Orford Ness	Papier-mache	42h x 21w x 21d	£65
13/247	Reeds	Papier-mache	63h x 20w x 20d	£75
13/248	Umbellifer	Papier-mache	43h x 25w x 25d	£75
Liz Christensen	At present I am mainly figurative in my approach, but do enjoy the abstract qualities that watercolour produces. My work in this medium is fairly free and loose. This conveys the qualities I am trying to achieve in my paintings. The dry point studies are more confined, but still, I hope, have a freedom about them.
11/244	Beth Dancing in Red	Dry Point	26h x 21w	£40
11/243	Dance	Dry Point, Collage and Pastel	33h x 28w	£125
11/242	Resting Nude	Watercolour	67h x 50w	£130
Bob Crook	I am a Norfolk bred wildlife artist, living in Cromer, specialising in mostly bird subjects in acrylic; pencil and ink; and watercolour. Inspiration for my work comes from birdwatching, I am a self-confessed Larophile (a seagull fanatic!), and my passion for and experiences with the natural world. From a young age I was interested in birds and art, I later went on to spend a career spanning nearly thirty years working in nature conservation management for bodies such as National Trust; RSPB; Broads Authority; and English Nature. My many (I have a few!) artistic influences include Roland Green; Keith Shackleton; Robert Gilmore; Jason Partner; Lars Jonnson; Chris Rose; Keith Brockie; and Terrence James Bond. In 2011, I took voluntary redundancy from Natural England, due to ill health, and subsequently started life as a Wildlife Artist.
20/316	Hesitant Barn Owl	Acrylic on Board	60h x 45w	£200
20/314	Pair of Linnets	Acrylic on Board	40h x 20w	£60
20/315	The Night Visitor	Acrylic on Board	60h x 45w	£200
20/319	Avocet Group I	Acrylic on Canvas	20h x 25w	£60
20/320	Avocet Group II	Acrylic on Canvas	25h x 20w	£60
20/317	Lazy Summers Day	Acrylic on Paper	20h x 30w	£50
20/318	Puffin on Farne Islands	Acrylic on Paper	33h x 23w	£50
Trevor Denniss	I began painting after my father died in 1971 using his painting materials - this was my way of coping with the grief that I felt at his loss. Before his death I had accompanied him on several occasions to his Art Society in Hertfordshire as an interested observer, not as a practicing participant. I began to paint in watercolour believing, erroneously, like most people who start to paint late in life, that this was an 'easier' medium and, of course, less messy and more convenient. But as soon as I started painting with oils I found this to be a much more powerful outlet for my personal, artistic expression and I now paint in the studio almost exclusively in this medium, although many of my preliminary tonal studies and compositions are quick pen and wash or watercolour sketches created on the spot - en plein air - as this is my preferred method of working, sometimes with the help of reference photos. The four paintings in this exhibition have been created in this way, from drawings and photos collected in the local area around my home in Erpingham.
48/353	Morning Light, Blickling	Oils	36h x 46w	£140
48/351	Sheringham Park	Oils	52h x 47w	£150
48/350	Sunset over Cromer	Oils	24h x 66w	£160
48/352	Winter Snow, Walsingham	Oils	36h x 46w	£140
Jennifer Hale	I started my interest in glass craft when I was studying for my MA in fine art, 2010-2012, in London, where I used a broad range of materials, including wood, concrete and glass. I have always thrived on using mixed media, throughout my education and my teaching practice. Teaching within the fields of Art and Design requires my day-to-day practice to be open to ideas, introducing students to the opportunities with a range of applications. My second cousin, Chris White, also in this exhibition, introduced me to the materials, techniques and craft of using glass three years ago and I have not looked back since. I frequently visit North Norfolk and have always done so since I was a child, so the environment is very familiar to me and has clearly inspired my work with the beach and seaside scenes. I create mini, abstracted scenes of seaside views, use glass offcuts, remnants and craft based materials including wood, fabrics, shells and most recently, paints.
19/283	Green Bunting	Glass	70h x 14w	£23
19/284	Red Bunting II	Glass	88h x 17w	£23
19/271	A Day at the Beach	Glass/Wood	44h x 44w	£75
19/276	A Day's Fishing	Glass/Wood	23h x 29w	£28
19/287	Beach Huts	Glass/Wood	21h x 8w	£18
19/289	Blue Heart	Glass/Wood	7h x 7w	£6
19/290	Camping in the Forest	Glass/Wood	20h x 8w	£20
19/286	Fly a Kite	Glass/Wood	21h x 8w	£18
19/274	Holiday Retreat	Glass/Wood	47h x 48w	£42
19/282	In the Garden	Glass/Wood	36h x 7w	£25
19/273	Rainbow Beach Huts	Glass/Wood	41h x 21w	£42
19/272	Rainbow Huts on the Rocks	Glass/Wood	35h x 24w	£42
19/285	Red Bunting I	Glass/Wood	20h x 8w	£20
19/288	Red heart	Glass/Wood	7h x 8w	£6
19/280	Rocks and Waves	Glass/Wood	36h x 7w	£25
19/281	Sand and Sea	Glass/Wood	36h x 7w	£25
19/279	Sea and Sails	Glass/Wood	23h x 23w	£26
19/277	Shells in the Sand	Glass/Wood	18h x 18w	£26
19/278	Stripes in the Sand	Glass/Wood	18h x 18w	£26
19/275	The Broads	Glass/Wood	36h x 26w	£40
Hilldred Harman	I have been painting for many years as an amateur, experimenting in many different mediums. Having lived in Lincolnshire for many years I was inspired by the fabulous skies, the dawns and sunsets. Watercolours were ideal for this, which I mainly concentrate on now. Now, enjoying most of my time in North Norfolk I love the variety of light, venues and charm of the Norfolk landscapes. I just love being in the landscape and do virtually no studio work. You can see more of my work on my website.
7/346	Ancient Forest Remains - Thornham Marshes	Watercolour	44h x 54w	£100
7/312	Brancaster Staithe Mussel Sheds	Watercolour	41h x 51w	£75
7/347	Edgefield Tower in June	Watercolour	54h x 44w	£75
7/348	Elsing Hall	Watercolour	44h x 54w	£75
7/355	Mannington Hall in the Spring	Watercolour	41h x 50w	£75
7/303	Peddars Way Walk at Thornham Marshes	Watercolour	41h x 51w	£75
7/349	Western Scotland, Arisaig, towards the small Isles	Watercolour	44h x 54w	£75
7/211	Windy day at Cley-next-the-sea	Watercolour	48h x 58w	£75
Christine Haywood	Returning to art was my millennium promise to myself. Whilst working as a gardener, I was inspired to capture the sense of being up close to a flower. I paint in high detail to show the often hidden, but beautiful aspects of plant forms. Watercolour is a subtle medium which works well with my methods. I use many layers to achieve a vibrancy of colour with a transparency that allows other colours to show through. Please visit my website.
32/178	Chionodoxa	Watercolour	28h x 33w	£70
32/179	Climbing Rose	Watercolour	33h x 33w	£85
Doreen Hebron	I graduated from The Glasgow School of Art as a Graphic Designer - some years ago... Worked all over the place doing all manner of related jobs from producing graphics at a teaching hospital to illustrating children's comics, with a glancing blow (not literally of course) to Paddington bear and other famous furry creatures in between. I eventually settled down to being a freelance illustrator who occasionally dabbles in other Art-world stuff.
33/181	The Three Horseshoes - Wiveton Hall Fruit Farm	Oils	40h x 50w	£75
33/180	The White Bench - Wiveton Hall Fruit Farm	Oils	40h x 50w	£75
33/182	Portloe-next-Veryan Bay	Photograph	49h x 56w	£50
33/183	Yarmouth-next-the-Solent	Photograph	49h x 56w	£50
Helen Herbert	I paint because I love to paint. I love moving colour around a canvas and making it work. Armed with a sketch book, I collect people and places which I then translate onto canvas in the studio. These paintings are how I see people and places but are left open to the viewer's interpretation.
46/325	Gallery Visitors	Oils	31h x 26w	£150
46/328	It's not Red	Oils	35h x 30w	£150
46/326	The Garden	Oils	37h x 26w	£190
46/327	What if...	Oils	35h x 30w	£150
Charles Inglis	I have always been interested in wildlife and in particular looking at things close up. We are oblivious to so many wonderful things until we see them magnified. I started taking an interest in butterflies in 2009 after witnessing a huge migration of Painted Ladies reach our shores. Initially I only wanted to take pictures to record the number of different varieties I could see in one year. However nobody told me that finding and photographing butterflies was addictive so I gradually found myself improving my equipment and reading up on how to take better pictures of insects. They are pesky creatures to take photographs of because they don't sit still, or a blade of grass is always casting a shadow, or you struggle to get enough depth of field to keep the parts you want in focus. However, that is what makes it challenging and satisfying when you do get a picture that you like.
45/302	Butterfly (Medium)	Photograph (Canvas)	31h x 41w	£25
45/301	Butterfly (Small)	Photograph (Canvas)	26h x 20w	£20
45/300	Butterfly (Large)	Photograph (Glass cover)	51h x 75w	£25
45/299	Butterfly (Medium)	Photograph (Glass cover)	36h x 50w	£20
45/297	Butterfly (Small)	Photograph (Glass cover)	30h x 42w	£15
45/298	Butterfly (Small)	Photograph (Perspex cover)	30h x 42w	£15
Rainie Kay	Landscape and history drives my inspiration, together with a passion for lots of different materials and textures - often used in rather bizarre combinations. Previously a professional theatrical (traditional) photographer, I returned to education and studied fine art with ceramics. Now primarily a printmaker, I also paint contemporary abstract landscape and have returned to photographic-based image-making via digital technology.
40/308	A Small History of Place	Ceramic Forms with Found Objects on Copper	33h x 33w	£120
40/310	Up There	Embellished Collagraph Unique Print	44h x 54w	£125
40/309	Garden of Delights	Embellished Mixed Media Print	37h x 37w	£95
40/305	Aquarists	Limited-Edition Print	54h x 44w	£100
40/311	Midnight at the Oasis	Limited-Edition Print	44h x 54w	£100
40/304	Surf's Up!	Limited-Edition Print	54h x 44w	£100
40/306	Incoming	Mixed Media on Paper	54h x 64w	£200
40/313	5 x 5	Small Ceramic Forms with Murano Beads	33h x 33w	£95
40/307	5 x 5	Small Ceramic Forms with Murano Glass	33h x 33w	£95
Krys Leach	Born in Sydney but raised in London, I was taught by Kyffin Williams RA before attending Norwich School of Art. Although painting since childhood, I've exhibited professionally since 1996 and shown all over England and parts of the Irish Republic. Although I'm best known for my landscapes and maritime subjects, I'm gaining a reputation for collectable figure work. Distinctive for their rich colour and evocative use of light, my images often suggest hidden narratives or unguarded moments. Varying in size between several feet and several inches, my work is held in a number of East Anglian Hospitals and private collections around the world.
3/199	Autumn Light IX	Oil and Acrylic	46h x 61w	£175
3/202	Autumn Light XIV	Oil and Acrylic	61h x 35w	£145
3/207	Gathering Autumn	Oil and Acrylic	30h x 60w	£145
3/203	Head in the Clouds I	Oil and Acrylic	45h x 36w	£125
3/200	Head in the Clouds VI	Oil and Acrylic	46h x 51w	£175
3/206	Light Motif III	Oil and Acrylic	45h x 58w	£175
3/204	Postures	Oil and Acrylic	37h x 37w	£95
3/205	Sea Fret	Oil and Acrylic	53h x 67w	£195
3/201	Swatches	Oil and Acrylic	30h x 60w	£145
Keri Lowe	I have always made something, ever since I was a child. I enjoy the freedom of flitting from one medium to another and love to try everything new. My passions are working with clay, felt and textiles and papier-mache but that may be because there's other things I haven't tried yet! I don't really have inspired ideas... I just have to fulfill urges which is why there never seems to be a thread to anything I do.
34/270	Betty Loves a Bouquet	Ceramic lamp with handmade silk paper shade	54h x 26w x 17d	£145
34/268	Exhalt	Hand-carved ceramic tiles - earthenware glazing	35h x 81w	£125
34/269	Extoll	Hand-carved ceramic tiles - earthenware glazing	35h x 81w	£125
34/266	Amaze	Shibori-nuno Felt	49h x 81w x 4d	£120
34/267	Bewilder	Shibori-nuno Felt	50h x 69w x 4d	£120
34/345	Forest Floor	Shibori-nuno Felt	36h x 54w x 4d	£100
Helen Marsh	I have had a varied career both in Hertfordshire and Norfolk which has allowed me to experiment with art enjoying photography, watercolours, graphic design and in this case abstract art. I love the vibrancy of life and currently work within the leisure industry.
44/240	Dancing Puppet	Oils	35h x 44w	£125
Pauline Plummer	I studied Fine Art at the University of Reading, a four-year course, involving drawing and oil painting, with life, still-life and landscape as subjects. I subsequently studied painting conservation for the C of E at the Courtauld Institute, and spent much of my career in churches and cathedrals. Throughout the years I carried on with a certain amount of drawing and painting, and went on various courses at home and abroad to keep my hand in. Having now retired from conservation, I am happily able to spend a much larger proportion of my time producing my own painting.
35/210	Dancer as Model	Charcoal	66h x 50w	£190
35/209	Dancer Resting	Charcoal	66h x 50w	£190
35/208	Bend in the Road	Watercolour Sticks	36h x 39w	£190
Sarah Scott	I have always loved creating Art and Music. I studied History of Art and then Art Gallery and Museum Studies at Manchester University. After working as Gallery Services Officer at the Whitworth Art Gallery, I relocated to live and work in Norfolk. I then trained and worked as a teacher and love sharing my ideas and skills with others. I have lectured in Art History for Cambridge Extra-Mural Department. Largely self-taught, my Contemporary Art practise is mainly abstract or semi-abstract. Painting, printmaking, photography and textile/collage pieces are intuitive and often experimental. I am interested particularly in Line, Layering and Colour. I love Red and Payne's Grey; East Anglian skies; the Coast; the tactile nature of the materials and the total commitment to the creative process.
8/216	After Picasso (Black) [1/10]	Linoprint	32h x 32w	£60		In Reserve
8/215	After Picasso (Red) [1/10]	Linoprint	32h x 32w	£60
8/265	After Picasso [2/10]	Linoprint	28h x 23w	£50
8/223	Landscape Lines 2 [Artist's Proof]	Linoprint	35h x 30w	£70
8/263	Wave [Artist's Proof]	Linoprint	32h x 32w	£60
8/221	Wave 3 [Artist's Proof]	Linoprint	32h x 32w	£55
8/225	Red on Red	Mixed Media on Canvas	25h x 30w	£120
8/212	Sea Lines - Series 1 Number 1	Mixed Media on Canvas	38h x 38w	£195		In Reserve
8/213	Sea Lines - Series 1 Number 2	Mixed Media on Canvas	38h x 38w	£195
8/220	Sea Lines - Series 2 - Red Sky 1	Mixed Media on Canvas	26h x 25w	£95
8/214	Sea Lines - Series 2 Number 2	Mixed Media on Canvas	33h x 38w	£185
8/264	Blue 2	Monoprint	32h x 23w	£45
8/218	Sea Lines - Red Cuts (White frame)	Screenprint	39h x 30w	£75
Margaret Studley	Inspired by the Norfolk coast and countryside or places I have visited, I produce colourful acrylic, pastel and mixed-media paintings. Working mainly en plein air, my subjects are landscapes, seascapes, boats and buildings. A member of NOVA, I exhibit in various locations within Norfolk and have had work selected for the prestigious Norwich Castle Art Show. I also offer private tailor-made painting tuition. For more information please visit my website.
36/190	Blue Field at Mannington	Limited-Edition Print	45h x 54w	£75
36/191	Furrowed Field	Mixed Media	32h x 60w	£145
36/188	House in the Valley	Mixed Media	42h x 51w	£145
36/189	Towards the Sea	Pastel	30h x 41w	£110
Su Summers	I love making things, currently in glass (inspired to learn after Open Studios three years ago), but also patchwork and quilting, and the occasional watercolour of plants. I work very slowly as musical activities and the dog also take much of my time, so output is small in all mediums!
42/241	Japanese Flowers	Hand-quilted Cotton in Antique Hoop	22h x 21w	£45
42/192	Forget Not Me...	Stained Glass	26h x 18w	£75
42/194	Beaucarnia	Water Colour	39h x 30w	£40
Ute Sutcliffe	Ute studied art since she was 14 years old. She joined a private Art group under the tutelage of Karl Klode, who had studied at the Bauhaus, where he worked under Kandinsky, Paul Klee, Kirchner and others. Klode taught a variety of subjects like the history of art through the centuries, composition of a picture and life drawing in all media. At 18 full time studies continued at the art and craft College connected to the Kunst Akademie, Dusseldorf, under Professor Hellersberg. Here Ute studied painting, craft, pottery, woodwork, metalwork, weaving and various other crafts and qualified as an Art and Craft teacher. 10 years ago she met with a group of artists under Colin Bygrave, a well-known Norfolk artist, who introduced her to her present art form of Montage, Watercolour and Ink.
2/185	Bullards Ales & Stout	Aquarelle/Montage	50h x 30w	£40
2/187	Potters Farm	Aquarelle/Montage	30h x 35w	£40
2/184	Spring	Aquarelle/Montage	30h x 35w	£40
2/186	Stody Estate	Aquarelle/Montage	36h x 35w	£40
Mike Thody	Since early childhood art and design have been part of my life. After retiring early from from my career as a building surveyor, I chose to take a degree in fine art (painting and sculpture) at Hertfordshire University. In 2002 we moved to North Norfolk and I was lucky to have a garden studio to continue my work painting in oils, watercolor and pastels and making sculpture. In 2003 I started making sculpture in Holt Country Park using found materials and timber supplied by North Norfolk District Council. In 2008 I started a small charcoal drawing class in Hempstead at the village hall to inspire new artists. In the last two years I have concentrated on watercolor painting inspired by North-Norfolk churches, country side, sea and boats.
16/261	Ancient Chestnut Felbrigg	Watercolour	57h x 48w	£100
16/256	Morston Boats	Watercolour	48h x 57w	£100
16/354	Prisoner of the Marsh	Watercolour	48h x 57w	£120
16/260	South Entrance Gate Holkham Park	Watercolour	48h x 57w	£100
16/257	St Peter's North Barningham	Watercolour	48h x 57w	£100
16/258	Wrecked Boat 1	Watercolour	48h x 57w	£100
16/259	Wrecked Boat 2	Watercolour	57h x 48w	£100
Ann Udale	During my working life spent in the South West of London, I studied pottery at the Richmond College of Art for a number of years. Since my retirement to North Norfolk, I have taken up painting and sketching, attending art classes and day courses. My interests extend to pottery, calligraphy, watercolour and charcoal.
1/193	Four Tiles	Ceramic	17h x 17w x 2d	£35
Chris Verrijden	Christine started 'doodling' as soon as she could hold a pencil. Exactly when this evolved into 'proper' drawing is something that's impossible to judge. In time, her drawing came to accept the guidance offered by perspective and scale and so her life as an artist began. In adulthood, Christine took up painting - enjoying many wonderful and life changing painting holidays in Norfolk. She loved it so much she decided to stay and has lived in North Norfolk since 2004. She remains inspired and fascinated by the landscapes and seascapes that Norfolk and other parts of this country offer. Christine paints mainly from photographs in her studio; using palette knives, oil and acrylic paints. She particularly enjoys painting woodland scenes.
37/228	On The Beach	Acrylic	30h x 60w	£95
37/229	Wells Quay	Acrylic	40h x 50w	£120
37/226	A Tranquil Moment	Oils	30h x 80w	£120
37/227	Stormy Sky - Holkham	Oils	30h x 80w	£120
Chris White	Chris has had no formal art training although excelled in art and technical drawing. He trained as a mechanic servicing all kinds of office machinery working in the City of London. Later he turned his attention to the electrical retail trade. He moved to Norfolk in 1991 to run his own grocery/newsagent shop and post office. After ten years he sold on this business to pursue his love of glass crafting. As a trained and qualified adult education tutor he has seen many of his students take up this fascinating and rewarding craft all producing excellent work. Chris exhibits his work with the National Trust and numerous other private gardens. He exhibits his work every year as part of the North Norfolk Open Studios event.
15/329	Brock's Snack	Stained Glass	71h x 53w	£150
15/334	Candle Sconce	Stained Glass	20h x 6w x 6d	£16
15/337	Cone with Flake	Stained Glass	21h x 11w	£20
15/332	Downside up Flower	Stained Glass	36h x 25w	£40
15/344	Dragonfly	Stained Glass	12h x 8w x 8d	£22
15/340	Elephant	Stained Glass	13h x 13w	£15
15/342	Hummingbird	Stained Glass	21h x 11w	£20
15/338	Knickerbocker Glory	Stained Glass	21h x 11w	£20
15/331	Moondance Hare	Stained Glass	25h x 36w	£55
15/333	Our Green Planet	Stained Glass	36h x 36w	£65
15/339	Owl	Stained Glass	21h x 11w	£20
15/343	Patch Hearts	Stained Glass	13h x 13w	£10
15/330	Peace Dove	Stained Glass	61h x 28w	£95
15/336	Pink Deco Trinket	Stained Glass	20h x 20w x 5d	£30
15/341	Robin	Stained Glass	13h x 13w	£12
15/335	Xmas Tree Decorations Pack	Stained Glass	0h x 0w	£10
Janet Wyman	Worked as a Librarian, gift shop proprietor, Post Office worker and full time carer. Now retired and, when time allows, following my interests which are playing the piano, walking in our lovely Norfolk countryside and on the coast and pursuing my artistic endeavours. Currently my main interest in that direction is creating pencil drawings of those most difficult of creatures to draw, namely cats.
31/177	You Called!	Pencil	28h x 33w	£20