Thursday, December 16th, 2021
Art, Painting Commissions and Prints from Berkshire Artists
Evolving City III
A view of the Shard from Tate Modern
Image Size: 54cm x 31cm
Art Medium: Watercolour
Original Painting: Please Contact the Artist for details
Commissions Invited
Linda Saul ARWS
Reading, Berkshire
Contemporary Watercolour and Mixed Media Artist. focusing on the built environment - both urban and coastal
Linda works in water-based mixed media with an innovative, non-traditional approach focusing on texture. She exploits the physical properties of different water-based media and papers and often uses collage to enable her to mix paper surfaces to achieve different textural effects. She enjoys painting coastal subjects and urban scenes including construction sites.
Living near Reading in Berkshire, in 2019 she instigated and co-curated an exhibition inspired by Oscar Wilde’s The Ballad of Reading Gaol. Further inspired by the campaign to Save Reading Gaol to create an Arts and Culture Centre, she organised the Reading Gaol Hug which saw the Gaol surrounded by 1000 people linking hands. In 2020, she co-authored the book 'Reading’s Influential Women' published by Two Rivers Press.
Thursday, December 16th, 2021
Art, Painting Commissions and Prints from Berkshire Artists
Image Size: 39cm x 58cm
Art Medium: Watercolour Collage
Original Painting: Please Contact the Artist for details
Commissions Invited
Linda Saul ARWS
Reading, Berkshire
Contemporary Watercolour and Mixed Media Artist. focusing on the built environment - both urban and coastal
Linda works in water-based mixed media with an innovative, non-traditional approach focusing on texture. She exploits the physical properties of different water-based media and papers and often uses collage to enable her to mix paper surfaces to achieve different textural effects. She enjoys painting coastal subjects and urban scenes including construction sites.
Living near Reading in Berkshire, in 2019 she instigated and co-curated an exhibition inspired by Oscar Wilde’s The Ballad of Reading Gaol. Further inspired by the campaign to Save Reading Gaol to create an Arts and Culture Centre, she organised the Reading Gaol Hug which saw the Gaol surrounded by 1000 people linking hands. In 2020, she co-authored the book 'Reading’s Influential Women' published by Two Rivers Press.
Thursday, December 16th, 2021
Art, Painting Commissions and Prints from Berkshire Artists
Won a prize at the RWS Contemporary Watercolour Competition 2020
Image Size: 35cm x 37cm
Art Medium: Watercolour
Original Painting: Please Contact the Artist for details
Commissions Invited
Linda Saul ARWS
Reading, Berkshire
Contemporary Watercolour and Mixed Media Artist. focusing on the built environment - both urban and coastal
Linda works in water-based mixed media with an innovative, non-traditional approach focusing on texture. She exploits the physical properties of different water-based media and papers and often uses collage to enable her to mix paper surfaces to achieve different textural effects. She enjoys painting coastal subjects and urban scenes including construction sites.
Living near Reading in Berkshire, in 2019 she instigated and co-curated an exhibition inspired by Oscar Wilde’s The Ballad of Reading Gaol. Further inspired by the campaign to Save Reading Gaol to create an Arts and Culture Centre, she organised the Reading Gaol Hug which saw the Gaol surrounded by 1000 people linking hands. In 2020, she co-authored the book 'Reading’s Influential Women' published by Two Rivers Press.
Wednesday, December 15th, 2021
Art, Painting Commissions and Prints from Berkshire Artists
Overshadowed
View from the Tate Modern
Image Size: 58cm x 30cm
Art Medium: Watercolour
Original Painting: Please Contact the Artist for details
Commissions Invited
Linda Saul ARWS
Reading, Berkshire
Contemporary Watercolour and Mixed Media Artist. focusing on the built environment - both urban and coastal
Linda works in water-based mixed media with an innovative, non-traditional approach focusing on texture. She exploits the physical properties of different water-based media and papers and often uses collage to enable her to mix paper surfaces to achieve different textural effects. She enjoys painting coastal subjects and urban scenes including construction sites.
Living near Reading in Berkshire, in 2019 she instigated and co-curated an exhibition inspired by Oscar Wilde’s The Ballad of Reading Gaol. Further inspired by the campaign to Save Reading Gaol to create an Arts and Culture Centre, she organised the Reading Gaol Hug which saw the Gaol surrounded by 1000 people linking hands. In 2020, she co-authored the book 'Reading’s Influential Women' published by Two Rivers Press.
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