Ann Palmer is a UK based land and seascape oil painter, creating impressionistic pictures which are representative tending towards some abstraction and expressionism
Visit Rochester, my exhibition will be from 21st October to 3rd November; there will be Oil Paintings, Framed Prints, more Prints unframed, cards and 2020 Calendars.
Find us at Cafe Nucleus, 15a, High street,, Rochester ME1 1PY. Ann will be in the Gallery most days; Studio Visits are possible, to be sure please contact the artist
Memories of a Winter’s Day 24″x24″ will be featured on SaatchiArt online the coming week 27th July. Visit my page to see this lovely painting.
My painting ‘Memories of a Winter’s Day has been chosen by SaatchiArt.com to be featured from 27th July for the week.
24″x 24″ oil on canvas this stunning painting has been chosen to be featured in the upcoming New This Week Collection on Saatchi Art’s homepage. You can preview the collection here: https://www.saatchiart.com/art-collection/New-This-Week-7-27-20/153961/361263/view
You are invited to the Private View of SHORELINE – a Solo Exhibition on Wednesday 13th November 6-8pm
at the Halpern Pop Gallery (through Café Nucleus) 15a High Street, Rochester ME1 3PY
The exhibition runs 13th to 28th November and is open 9am – 8pm
If you are free during the week please do come and visit Studio One, my new studio behind the Gallery next to the loos! Please let me know (07831 547811) or contact me if you are coming so I can be sure to be there to let you in!
I look forward to seeing you
The Smell of the Sea – Solo exhibition of seascape oil paintings in the Horsebridge Arts Centre, Whitstable – Gallery 2
The Smell of the Sea at The Horsebridge Arts Centre, Whitstable – Ann’s oil paintings depict the land, sea and sky at various times of day and year, state of the tide and weathers. Her style is impressionistic, tending towards some abstraction. The exhibition presents a series of shoreline, sea and skyscape oil paintings, also sketches, cards and prints, inspired by plein air work and visits to the coast.
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