Artists & Illustrators

Painting THE SEASONS

For the landscape artist the impact of seasonal change provides renewed and stimulating subject matter as the months pass. As lockdown brought many of us closer to the natural rhythms of the seasons, the filter of another artist’s vision and imagination can help us to appreciate the small wonders of the turning year and look more closely at the world that surrounds us. As well as the changes to trees, plants and wildlife, which are conspicuous at different times of year, the agricultural calendar has a dramatic effect on the appearance of the rural landscape. The work that unfolded there as the seasons progressed was also appealing to many artists before mechanisation changed the face of British farming. Many of the artworks made in response to these ideas are explored in , a new exhibition that I have co-curated with Gill Clarke at St Barbe Museum

You’re reading a preview, subscribe to read more.

More from Artists & Illustrators

Artists & Illustrators5 min read
Elaine Kaz imierczuk
IN THE WINDOW OF THE ART SHOP in Mansfield’s Handley Arcade was a tin of proper artist’s watercolour paints. Seven-year-old Elaine Kazimierczuk was “always drawing, always with a pencil in my hand” and she longed to buy them, but her pocket money was
Artists & Illustrators2 min read
We present… SERGHEI STEPANOV
Serghei Stepanov’s journey into the world of art was shaped by a natural inclination and a rich variety of influences. “I had many beautiful people around me who inspired me and opened my eyes to seeing things differently,” he reflects. “My father, b
Artists & Illustrators3 min read
Exhibitions
Journey into the lush landscapes of Nigerian artist Nengi Omuku’s exhibition, The Dance of People and the Natural World. Omuku masterfully merges human forms with nature, unveiling the intricate interplay between individual and collective consciousne

Related Books & Audiobooks