Solo Exhibition ‘ BEYOND from 26th May – 3rd June 2023 at McNeill Gallery
For this exhibition I have painted rural landscapes in and around Dorset & the moors in keeping with with wild and untouched places that inspires my work. Read more –>
“Distant Downs”
Oil on board
58 x58 cm
£495 Framed
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Tess on location Plein Air
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“The Dunes”
32 x32 cm
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“Dusk”
Oil on board
73 x 73 cm
Framed in white Nicholson frame
£795
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“Drifting Clouds”
Oil on board
30 x 30 cm
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Shoreline Refection
Oil on board
104 x104 cm
£1,295.
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“Flying Home”
32 x32 cm
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“Salt in the Air”
Oil on board
104 x 104 cm
Framed in white Nicholson frame
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“Dune Grasses”
Oil on board
58 x 58 cm
Framed in white Nicholson frame
£495
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“Seed Heads”
Oil on board
58 x 58 cm
Framed in white Nicholson frame
£495
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“Hedgerow Lace”
Oil on Canvas
32×32
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“Tranquility”
Oil on Board 80cmx80cm £895
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” On the Downs”
Oil on Canvas
32×32
£165 Framed.
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“Distant Vista”
Oil on Canvas
73×73
£795 Framed.
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“Through the Hedgerow”
Oil on Canvas
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“Hedgerow Colours”
Oil on Board
32x32cm
£165
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“Meander on the Moor”
Oil on Canvas
56×56
£495 Framed.
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“Wide Open Space
Oil on Canvas
“73×73
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“Meadow Grasses”
Oil on Canvas
56×56
£495
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Coastal Floral
Oil on Canvas
73x73cm
£795
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“Sunrise”
Oil on Canvas
56×56 cm
£495
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By exploring paint through mark making, scratching, splattering and palette knife work my paintings evolve spontaneously with an intuitive response to the landscape.
I have spent much of my life living on the edge of Exmoor and it is this connection with wild and untouched places that inspires my work.
“I hope to reach beyond visual representation and evoke the spirit of a place, so that the viewer may engage with the work and perhaps just for a moment be taken there. As my painting journey progresses I am continually exploring media and techniques to capture the beauty around us.”
Armitage studied Textile Design in Nottingham gaining a BA (Hons) in 1991. She taught Art and Design until 1998 when she started painting on a full-time basis using her experiences in Africa and Nepal as inspiration for her work.
Armitage began to sell her work professionally in the late 1990s working as Artist-in-Residence in a Manchester Gallery.