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Hannah Woodman b.1968 English ‘Coast Road, West Cornwall’ 2024 Oil on board 33 x 43 cm Hannah Woodman was born in 1968 in Totnes, Devon. She studied at Exeter College of Art and Design and the Courtauld Institute of Art, London, before training to teach at the London Institute of Education, where she later gained an MA in Museums and Galleries in Education. Having taught and lectured in schools, museums and galleries for six years she turned to painting full time. Since then she has had a series of sell-out solo shows and her work is now held in private and public collections, both at home and abroad. Hannah is based in Cornwall and Devon, where she works from her studios on the South coast.

Naomi White (no birth date listed) Australia ‘Gentle Dip’ Oil on canvas 110 x 120 cm

Naomi White (no birth date listed) Australia ‘Gentle Dip’ Oil on canvas 110 x 120 cm Artist’s statement: “I love to capture the beauty of our lived and wild environment. My attention to detail signals a personal experience of our surrounds. Rather than focusing on grand narratives my work depicts a moment in time.” Naomi White is a self-taught artist who has been exhibiting regularly since 2002. She has been a finalist in numerous prizes including the Elaine Birmingham National Watercolour Prize 2017), the Tattersall’s Art Prize (2016), the John Leslie Art Prize (2016), the Mosman Art Prize (2015), the Fleurieu Art Prize (2013), the Paddington Art Prize (2010) and the Wynne Prize (2008). She has held solo exhibitions at Flinders Lane Gallery in Melbourne (2016, 2015, 2013), Charles Hewitt Gallery, Sydney (2011), Libby Edwards Gallery, Sydney (2009, 2008, 2007) and Metropolis Gallery, Melbourne (2003). White lives and works in Brisbane.

Z.L. Feng (Chinese/American Artist, born 1954) "Forest Morning", 2025. Watercolor Painting on the Watercolor Board, 20 × 14 inches. Private Collection.

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Henri Manguin (French) "The Aloes in Bloom, Cassis", 1912. Oil on Canvas, 75 × 59 cm. Private Collection.

John Singer Sargent (American, 1856-1925) "Simplon Pass," 1911 Oil on canvas 28.25 x 36.88 in National Gallery of Art, Washington, DC

Louis Appleby — Dark City 2018

Melanie Parke

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