Greetings cards - Wildegoose Nursery
There are two collections of cards from my original paintings and drawings for the exhibition 'Drawn from the Earth' at Wildegoose Nursery.
Greetings Cards - Motorsport
Online now! Loton Park Hillclimb, new cards from original paintings of this classic motorsport venue. Remembering 'Dunc' Duncan Morgan, for every card sold a donation will be made to Brain Tumour Reseach.
A new year
Thank you for joining me here or following my progress on Instagram. The more I am learning about painting, the more I realise how little I know, but it's exciting and I am so glad to have 'crossed the gallery floor', and to share this experience with you. I hope my quiet, and sometimes more energetic, observations will resonate with you and that you can enjoy what I have chosen to record.
Next year I will be exhibiting with my sister at Dulwich Open Houses 8th/9th/10th May, just a stroll across Dulwich Park from Dulwich Picture Gallery. It would be great to see you there!
Mary x
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The Garden
When we moved into the Shippen, the garden was a grassed area bordered by a traditional mixed hedge. It was a blank canvas. Wildegoose Nursery planned and planted a wonderful mix of perennials and grasses that have matured into a haven for birds and insects.
Seasonal sketches of the garden will be for sale in the Garden Collection and Available Work.
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Available work
This is a collection of sketches, drawings and paintings on paper with...
Cantlop
Cantlop is the geographic centre of Shropshire. The name was first recorded in the Domesday Book as Cantelop and could have been named by Norman knights, from chante lou (sing wolf). These days it is a slightly untidy settlement of houses, converted barns and farms, and is pleasantly unremarkable, with the exception of the historic Cantlop Pump.