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. Read more –>
Coastal Breeze
50 x 50cm
Oil canvas £495
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•“Windswept”
“Coastal Walk”
Oil on Board 90×90
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“Sunlight on its way ”
Oil on Canvas
50cmx50cm
£495 uf
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“Towards Blackdown”
12″x12″ Oil on Panel
£120
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Wave after Wave”
Oil on canvas 12″x12″
Charity Fundraiser.
See more of Tess Armitage here
SOLD
“Loch Shin”
Oil on Board 70×70 £695
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•“Windswept”
Oil on Canvas
SOLD
•“Windswept”
“Path to the Shore”
Oil on Canvas
25×25
SOLD
•“Windswept”
” Misty Morning”
Oil on Canvas
SOLD
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“Yellow field” Oil on Canvas 25cmx25cm
SOLD
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“Hazy Day”
Oil on Canvas
SOLD
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“On the West Coast ” Oil on Panel
SOLD
•“Windswept”
“Colours of the Wild”
Oil on Canvas Board 39cmx39cm
SOLD
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“Dark Sky ”
Oil on Canvas 25cmx25cm
SOLD
•“Windswept”
“Summer Hedgerow”
Oil on Canvas Board 39cmx39cm
SOLD
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“Meadow Flowers
Oil on Canvas
25cmx25cm
SOLD
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“Colourful Moor”
Oil on Canvas
25cmx25cm
SOLD
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“Coastal Grasses & Yellow Flowers”
Commissions can be arranged with McNeill Gallery
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“Clifftop Daisies ”
SOLD
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Low Sky
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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 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.
