Artists
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Andrea Kelland : Andrea paints with boldness and sensitivity, with strong shapes and rich colours. Her work is almost entirely concerned with the Pembrokeshire coastline : an immense source of material |
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Annabel Greenhalgh : 'I hope to convey, through my landscapes, the thrill and foreboding of an impending storm, the beach in solitary stillness, the memories of bluebell paths, the sheer joy and wealth of fulfilment to be found in the world around us.' |
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Beth Robinson : Since Beth moved to North Pembrokeshire in 1997 she discovered a talent for capturing the ever changing moods ot the Pembrokeshire countryside in paint. |
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Carole Jury : Carole concentrates mainly on figurative work. Cheery, larger than life characters who seem wholly unembarrassed at being captured in unguarded and often undignified moments. |
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David Beattie : David's etchings depict a wide range of subjects including rural landscapes, carousel horses, livestock and market character studies. |
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Evan John : Evan John was self-taught as he absorbed the atmosphere of his beloved Pembrokeshire. He is constantly in demand and features in many galleries and exhibitions |
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Everyl Boyd-Wallis : Information to follow |
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Joanna Heneker : Joanna is an artist and illustrator working in the medium of watercolour, specialising in British wildlife and botanical art. |
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Trudi Finch : Her work covered many techniques but pastel and watercolour are her predominant mediums. |
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Wendy Evans : Innovative Batik Paintings using the traditional art and craft of wax-resist dyeing. Unique work is created on fabric or paper using hot liquid wax or dyes. Representational and abstract interpretations of contemporary subjects. |
