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Showing posts with label Equine painting. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Equine painting. Show all posts

Thursday, 6 October 2011

Jen Collee

"Midnight"
"Romeo"
"Silver II"
"Aquilla"

Jen Collee gained her BA (Hons) in Fine Art at Glasgow School of Art in 1999 and has since exhibited her work across the United Kingdom. 
 She currently works from her Edinburgh studio and regularly contributes to the Visual Arts Scotland exhibition at the Royal Scottish Academy and shows her work at both the Glasgow Art Fair and Edinburgh Festival. Her paintings, of animals and horses in particular, are both dynamic and sympathetic, reflecting the presence and character of the subject with an understanding eye and deft technical skill. Her equine paintings are reminiscent of the painting of George Stubbs and Richard Stone Reeves and she shares their enthusiasm for the subject. Jen is a keen horsewoman and her passion and knowledge is evident in her work. 
http://www.flaubertgallery.com/
She is currently exhibiting at Flaubert Gallery in Edinburgh. So hopefully if I get the chance to go down to Edinburgh to have a look. As at a first glance her painting look amazing very fee and loose and you can feel the drama and atmosphere from the painting. 


Featured in the January 2011 edition, VOGUE Magazine said: "Jen Collee's New large scale equine paintings, in particular, are both dynamic and sympathetic, reflecting the presence and character of the subject, with and understanding eye and deft technical skill" and prompted new enquiries and sales to clients in the UK, Europe and the USA.

"Acteon" 

Ashley J



Glen Moore


'Rutting Stags'  Metallic acrylic on canvas, 122cm x 91cm


Glen Moore is another Artist that is exhibiting at the Flaubert Gallery in Edinburgh.

Andrew Glencairn Moore
Glen was born in Paisley in 1966 and has spent a significant amount of his life immersed in the Scotch whisky industry.A self taught artist who has had brief spells living on the Island of Skye and Islay, now lives with his wife Louise in a converted Steading on a sheep farm in the Campsie Glen, North of Glasgow.Much of Glen’s inspiration comes from the familiar everyday sights that surround him.Glen works in both oils and metallic acrylics. 

'Scratch That Itch' Metallic acrylic on canvas 122cm X 122cm


"Horsepower" Metallic acrylic on canvas 122cm X 122cm

 'Horsepower II' Metallic acrylic on canvas, 122cm x 122cm

Ashley J