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Two months to go until the Marches of Time History Festival at Pitchford Hall and @StokesayCourt http://www.marchesoftime.com
Hellens Garden Festival 8th - 9th June 2024. Visitor programme, inspired by this year’s theme of ‘WASTE TO WONDER’. Printed on FSC certified paper using Orphans Press, a carbon balanced printer. @Garden_Festival
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Hellens Garden Festival 8th - 9th June 2024 held in the glorious gardens and grounds of Hellens Manor. Visitor programme, inspired by this year’s theme of ‘WASTE TO WONDER’. Printed on FSC certified paper using Orphans Press, a carbon balanced printer.
Found this gem in Malvern recently… `FANTASY` F. Whicker.
Fred Whicker (1901-1966)
Fred Whicker was an Australian-born artist who moved to Britain in the 1930s. In the 1940s, he moved to Falmouth with his wife, Gwen. Fred began painting as a young adult and had an experimental approach, creating works of varied subjects and mediums. His work is more challenging to trace than his wife’s as it often did not survive. In the 1950s and 60s, he was possibly more recognised than Gwen as his work aligned with the changing tides of art that favoured less traditional methods. He experimented with form and colour, referencing Picasso and Braque in some of his work. But most paintings focused on Falmouth and St. Ives local scenes. Gwen’s teaching greatly influenced his early style of painting. Their work in these years was very similar in subject and style, focusing on academic realism in depicting still life, figure and landscape compositions.
The Whickers moved to Falmouth, Cornwall, and became members of the St Ives Society of Artists, although life was often economically tough. A joint retrospective was held at Falmouth Art Gallery and the Royal West of England Academy RWA, Bristol. in 1994.
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h.Art, an annual opportunity to meet, talk and buy direct from 100`s of artists and explore hidden Herefordshire.
In paint, clay and stone, four local artists - who work in different media - are exhibiting together for the first time in a newly restored 18th century threshing barn at the foot of the Malvern Hills.
Catherine Martin - sculptor
Debbie Macklin - painter
Kim Whitby - painter
Charlotte Hern - sculptor
#art
#barn
#welland
#h.Art
#HerefordshireArtWeek
#malvern
#sculptor
#painter
h.Art, an annual opportunity to meet, talk and buy direct from 100`s of artists and explore hidden Herefordshire.
In paint, clay and stone, four local artists - who work in different media - are exhibiting together for the first time in a newly restored 18th century threshing barn at the foot of the Malvern Hills.
Catherine Martin - sculptor
Debbie Macklin - painter
Kim Whitby - painter
Charlotte Hern - sculptor
#art
#barn
#welland
#h.Art
#HerefordshireArtWeek
#malvern
#sculptor
#painter
h.Art, an annual opportunity to meet, talk and buy direct from 100`s of artists and explore hidden Herefordshire.
In paint, clay and stone, four local artists - who work in different media - are exhibiting together for the first time in a newly restored 18th century threshing barn at the foot of the Malvern Hills.
Catherine Martin - sculptor
Debbie Macklin - painter�
Kim Whitby - painter
�Charlotte Hern - sculptor
#art
#barn
#welland
#h.Art
#HerefordshireArtWeek
#malvern
#sculptor
#painter
