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Inspired by Wells - August on the marsh (#IBW_01)About: A contemporary collection of mixed media original paintings by Norfolk based artist Linda Pattrick. Linda lives and paints in Wells next the Sea on the stunning North Norfolk coast. From the coastal paths, walks along the shores and in the port, Linda expresses her insights and inspirations on canvas, depicting the many spectacular changes throughout the seasons witnessed on the broad landscapes of sea and land.When I see an inspiring view, I
About: A contemporary collection of mixed media original paintings by Norfolk based artist Linda Pattrick. Linda lives and paints in Wells-next-the Sea on the stunning North Norfolk coast. From the coastal paths, walks along the shores and in the port, Linda expresses her insights and inspirations on canvas, depicting the many spectacular changes throughout the seasons witnessed on the broad landscapes of sea and land.
‘When I see an inspiring view, I take many photos combined with memories of the colours and emotions I felt. I then consider how I wish to paint my observations, decide the canvas dimensions, and plan the placement of the image on the canvas.’
Linda works intensely to jazz music whilst combining images observed on her travels to produce these exceptional paintings.
‘When I see an inspiring view, I take many photos combined with memories of the colours and emotions I felt. I then consider how I wish to paint my observations, decide the canvas dimensions, and plan the placement of the image on the canvas.’
Linda works intensely to jazz music whilst combining images observed on her travels to produce these exceptional paintings.
Medium: Original mixed media painting on canvas
Size: 100cm by 100cm
Rental: Available to rent, under Rental Price Category FOUR
Size: 100cm by 100cm
Rental: Available to rent, under Rental Price Category FOUR
Artist Info: Linda gained a BA (hons) in Knitwear design at Nottingham Trent University followed by an M Des in Fashion from the Royal College of Art. She then worked in Paris as a knitwear designer, eventually returning to UK to run her own knitwear business.
When her children were young, she began to explore painting, acquiring the techniques to produce water colours and oils and developing her style. From 2002, Linda took part in Norfolk Open Studios, and she has continued this yearly event ever since. In 2008 she held her first solo exhibition at Garden House Gallery in Cromer. She has exhibited in many local galleries and exhibitions since.
In 2022 she held a very successful exhibition at Wells Maltings, entitled ‘Inspired by Wells’. She has a gallery at her home in Wells-next-the-Sea that she opens by appointment and for Open Studios.
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