Sally Trueman’s new works are fresh and inspiring. Many of her paintings are started ‘plein air’, even the larger canvasses are often started on stormy beaches in Kent or in the tranquil landscapes among the almond trees, olive groves and the lavender fields of the South of France. Read more –>
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“Rough Seas”
Oil on Canvas 30″x37″ (92cmx74cm)
SOLD
“Off for the Day”
Oil on Canvas 61cmx74cm (24″x29″)
£395
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“Waiting for the Tide”
Oil on Canvas 90cmx69cm (28″x36″)
£595
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“Storm”
Oil on Canvas 73x59cm 29″x23″
£395 UF
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“Storm at Sea”
Oil on Canvas 39″x39″
SOLD
“Stramonium Tree”
Oil on Canvas 20″x24″
from £450 to £350
Online January Sale
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“Apple Blossom, Kent”
Oil on Canvas 114x146cm
£1,995
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“Sunflowers in a Storm”
Oil on Canvas 40x50cm
£450 as framed
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“Light Through the Tree”
Oil on Canvas 22″x24″
£450 as framed
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“Cooling Off”
Pastel on art paper 37x55cm
POA
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“Cover Up”
Pastel on art paper 37x55cm
£169 UF
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“In the Shallows”
Pastel on art paper 37x55cm
POA
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“Shallow Bathers”
Pastel on art paper 37x55cm
SOLD
“Beach Bathers 11″
Pastel, as framed 32″x21”
from £295 to £169
Online January sale-
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“Beach Day”
Pastel as framed 32″x21″
from £295 to £169
Online January Sale
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SOLD
Sally Trueman – Born 1960 UK
Trueman is known internationally for her work through exhibitions with high profile galleries worldwide. Many of her pastels are now held in numerous corporate and private collections throughout the world. Her oil paintings are also much sought after.
Sally Trueman’s new work, oil on canvas, are fresh and inspiring many of her paintings are started ‘plein air’, even the larger canvasses are often started on stormy beaches in Kent or in the tranquil landscapes among the almond trees, olive groves and the lavender fields of the South of France.
Lucy Holden, contemporary art critic in New York, once described Sally Trueman’s paintings “…as an alluring journey into the artist’s forbidden psychic.”