lake artists winter exhibition catalogue 2013

The Lake Artists Society | Winter Exhibition 2013Cumbria’s longest-established arts society returns to Rheged for an exhibition of new work to buy

16 November 2013 to 2 February 2014

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Greenside Lime Kiln, Kendalwatercolour • 260 x 360 m m • £300

Old Workshop, Sizerghwatercolour • 240 x 355 m m • £250

Reflections, Levens Parkwatercolour • 265 x 360 m m • £300

The Store Roomwatercolour • 335 x 270 m m • £260

Reflections at Wakefieldwatercolour • 275 x 95 mm • £260






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16 November 2013 - 2 February 2014 • 10.30am - 4.30pm Closed Christmas Day, Boxing Day and New Years Day

For All enquiries call 01768 860033 rheged.com • l akeartists.org.uk

The Rheged Centre, Penrith, Cumbria CA11 0DQ

FRONT COVER: Vivienne Pooley, Great Gable from Lingmell • I NSIDE COVER: Ceri Allen, Pier (detail) BACK COVER: Alan Stones, The Spine

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The Lake Artists Society | Winter Exhibition 2013












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The Lake Artists Society

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PresidentVivienne Pooley

Vice PresidentGraham Twyford

CouncilCeri Allen Marion BradleyKevin ChesterMichael FennellRachel Gibson

SecretaryGillian Moore16 Barkers Meadow, EaglesfieldCockermouth CA13 0RN01900 [email protected]

TreasurerPeter LansberryMiddle Holme, Hellwell Lane, Kentmere LA8 9JP01539 821117

Honorary Life MembersPhilip MacLeod CoupeE Michael Bottomly ARIBAPatrick ClearyP L Hobbs

Fiona Clucas, Arctic Blues, Ny Ålesund (detail)












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Introduction

It gives us huge pleasure to welcome you to our 2013 /14 Winter Exhibition in Rheged.

The new Rheged Gallery is a lovely space in which to display the high quality of all our member`s works, as we are sure our following FOLAS members would agree. Much to our delight, this is the 8th Winter Exhibition which the Lake Artists Society has engaged in, under the auspices of the Rheged centre. A venture which is proving to be increasingly successful.

Once again some of our artists will also have their own solo exhibitions during the year, which are advertised in the FOLAS (Friends of the Lake Artists Society) magazine, which is sent out twice a year. Information is also on our website. www lakeartists.org.uk. For more information regarding activities and benefits, please see page 24 in catalogue.

We hope you enjoy this year`s Winter show, which is continuing, throughout January until February 2nd.

We also look forward to perhaps seeing you at our next Summer Exhibition in Grasmere to be held from 26th July to 3rd September 2014.

Vivienne Pooley President


Ceri studied Painting at City and Guilds School of Art, LondonShe has exhibited widely, her work is represented in public and private collections in the UK and USA. Ceri was awarded first prize in the Cumbrian Open exhibition in 2007. In 2009 she was selected for a residency at the University of Cumbria to work in the printmaking department. She will be taking up a painting residency at Corpus Christi College, Oxford in 2014.

Christine Baines was born in Ambleside in 1958 and now lives in the Loughrigg area with her family. She was elected to the Lake Artists Society in 2008 and has been a member of the Ambleside & District Art Society since 1989. She enjoys a varied subject matter, painting mainly in watercolour.

Pieroil • 325 x 580 m m • £600

Inside-Outsideoil • 1000 x 680 m m • £1200

The Strandoil• 430 x 500 m m • £440

Concourseoil • 730 x 890 m m • £800

Studyoil • 380 x 420 mm • £440

Tarn Hows to Park Fell Bridlewaypastel • 370 x 550 m m • £495

Elterwaterwatercolour • 325 x 325 m m • £395

Winter Trees Iwatercolour • 235 x 290 m m • £325

Winter Trees IIwatercolour • 305 x 350 m m • £395

Great Langdalewatercolour • 295 x 515 mm • £495

Christine BainesCeri Allen

07944 [email protected] • w ww.ceriallen.co.uk

Loughrigg Foot, Loughrigg, Ambleside, LA22 9HE015394 33105

Elterwater, watercolour

Pier, oil

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Kate studied Sculpture and Theatre Design before making the shift into painting. She has won multiple painting awards for her work and is an elected member of the Birmingham Watercolour Society and an Associate Member of The Society of Women Artists. Kate’s work has been shown at The Royal Institute of Watercolour Artists, The Royal Watercolour Society, and The Affordable Art Fair.

EM Bottomley has been a Member of Lake Artists Society since 1948. Since retiring from a private architecture practice Bottomely is now a watercolour and pastel painter. His work is inspired by the jumble of buildings to be found in towns and villages, by views through archways, along narrow lanes and over bridges and also by the interiors of sheds, barns and other buildings.

Earlier That Daywatercolour • 600 x 530 m m • £1100

Flooded Fieldswatercolour • 1000 x 800 m m • £1200

Listenoil • 600 x 600 m m • £1700

78 Degrees Northoil • 630 x 430 m m • £695

Life on the Edge no.3oil • 630 x 430 mm • £695






E M BottomleyKate Bentley

Unit 2, Holme Mills, Holme, Cumbria, LA6 1RD07761 183908 •kat [email protected]

High Lickbarrow, Windermere, Cumbria, LA23 2NG 015394 43406

Greenside Lime Kiln, Kendal, watercolourFlooded Fields, watercolour

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Marion came to landscape painting from textile design. She is attracted to a low view point, a rabbit’s eye view so to speak, and likes painting flowers and hedgerows in oils.

George Cannon was Born in Staveley, Cumbria in 1930. He studied painting and design at the Regent Street School of Art, London from 1948 - 50, and was awarded the bronze medal. He was elected as a member of the Lake Artists Society in 1957. A retrospective of his work was held at Oddfellows Contemporary Art, Kendal in 1997.

Woodland Flowersoil • 165 x 290 m m • £325

Woodland Ramsonsoil • 190 x 240 m m • £350

Foxgloves Near Grasmereacrylic • 140 x 340 m m • £310

Snowy Day no the Rothayoil • 250 x 400 m m • £310

Duooil • 400 x 600 m m • £550

Causey Pikeoil • 400 x 600 m m • £550

Old Man of the Riveroil • 460 x 700 m m • £650

Water Meadowoil • 450 x 600 m m • £650

Ebb Tideoil • 750 x 1015 mm • £2250

George CannonMarion Bradley

Gale House Villa, Low Gale, Ambleside, Cumbria, LA22 0BB 015394 33782

Gowan Studio, 29 Fairfield Close, Staveley, Cumbria, LA8 9RA 01539 821921

Duo, oil

Woodland Ramsons, oil

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Kevin Chester Studied in Manchester and received a degree in Illustration in 1987. He has worked as an illustrator, copyist, teacher and portrait painter - spending two years as a portraitist in Brazil.

He is a life drawing tutor and his work is in public and private collections and institutions worldwide.

Fiona exhibits widely throughout Cumbria, and was elected a member of the Lake Artists Society in 2006. She has exhibited regularly at the S.W.L.A. Exhibition at the Mall Galleries, where in 2011 she received the Birdscapes Gallery Award. She has work in private collections here and abroad.

Great Gable Sceneoil • 600 x 500 m m • £500

Sketch in the Western Highlandsoil • 270 x 340 m m • £375

Sketch, Loch Mareeoil • 120 x 240 m m • £220

Blea Tarn - Studyoil • 300 x 400 m m • £325

Arctic Blues, Ny Ålesundmixed media • 610 x 760 m m • £1600

Outpost, Svarlbard Imixed media • 220 x 300 m m • £360

Outpost, Svarlbard IImixed media • 220 x 300 m m • £360

Winter Hedgerow Imixed media • 500 x 400 m m • £750

Winter Hedgerow IImixed media • 500 x 400 mm • £720

Fiona ClucasKevin Chester

33 Neville Street, Ulverston, Cumbria, LA12 0BJ01229 587 731 • kevinc [email protected]

44 Greengate, Levens, Cumbria, LA8 8N701539 561 681

Arctic Blues, Ny Ålesund, mixed media

Blea Tarn - Study, oil

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Stephen J Darbishire was born in the English Lake District in 1940. He has exhibited at the RA Summer Exhibition; the Royal Society of Portrait Painters; the Royal Institute of Oil Painters; the New English Art Club and the Richard Hagen Gallery, Broadway. He is a member of the Royal Society of British Artists and the Lake Artists Society. His paintings can be found in collections throughout the world.

Heather’s work is an emotional response to the natural world. Her choice of colour varies from intense reds to subtle greys and even black. This often sombre palette adds a sense of drama to the finished painting, creating a mysterious mix of reality and abstraction. She has had work in several national exhibitions.

Rhododendron Blooms, Blea Tarnoil • 400 x 530 m m • £1500

My Chairoil • 300 x 360 m m • £850

Christmas Morningoil • 300 x 300 m m • £850

Pancakesoil • 350 x 400 m m • £975

Everyone’s Gone to Dinneroil • 350 x 350 mm • £925

Fracturedmixed media • 540 x 360 m m • £725

Frontmixed media • 560 x 370 m m • £725

Heather DaviesStephen J Darbishire RBA

Agnes Gill, Whinfell, Kendal, Cumbria, LA8 9EJ01539 824670 • s [email protected]

Parkhead Byre, Parkhead, Renwick, Penrith, Cumbria,CA10 1JQ • 01768 870514 • w ww.heatherdavies.co.uk

Fractured, mixed media

Everyone’s Gone to Dinner, oil

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Ron works in a variety of styles. Most of his carvings are of British birds, although he occasionally carves animals. He uses several techniques including pyrography, painting and waxed finishes with fine detail. Carvings are produced in a variety of sizes and some composite groups. Ron is often invited to carve commissions and welcomes any enquiries.

Michael Fennell was born in Cumberland, studying at Cumbria College of Art and Design. He draws on numerous sources of inspiration including music, literature, and other artists. He also works with a unique method of painting with smoke. He has work in many international collections.

Avocet and Younglime and acrylic • £600

Kestreljelutong and acrylic • £365

Black Redstartjelutong and acrylic • £110

Starlinglime and acrylic • £160

Chaffinch, Wagtail, Guillemotjelutong and acrylic • £60

Standing Nudesmoke and gold pigment • 380 x 1440 m m • £3495

Michael FennellRon Dickens

Hillcrest, Branthwaite, Workington, Cumbria, CA14 4TG01900 603814 • r [email protected]

23 Castle Green Lane, Kendal, Cumbria, LA9 6BB01539 733211 • m [email protected]

Standing Nude, smoke and gold pigment

Avocet and Young, lime and acrylic

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‘My work reflects an intuitive involvement with imagery and ideas that are influenced by sense of place, memory and experience’ - Rachel works with a wide range of drawing, painting and printmaking media, often combining them to create imagery which is both subtle and mysterious. She has shown widely and has work in many public and private collections in the UK and abroad.

Sue Glassford is a painter-printmaker who lives and works in Curthwaite, south-west of Carlisle. Her work is particularly influenced by the landscape of the Northern Fells but also by painting trips abroad. Her work as been selected for many national open exhibitions including the Royal Academy Summer Exhibition, Laing Landscape Exhibition and the Royal Society of British Artists.

Wild Garden: Lammas Dayacrylic and pastel • 370 x 450 m m • £450

Mistle Thrushacrylic and pastel • 310 x 260 m m • £160

Shore Birdacrylic and pastel • 310 x 260 m m • £160

Before Dawn: Winter Solsticeacrylic and pastel • 650 x 450 m m • £600

Breezy Day on the Norangsfjordoil on board • 700 x 600 m m • £400

Light on the Moldefjordoil on board• 760 x 500 m m • £450

Evening on the Sognefjordoil on board • 700 x 580 m m • £495

Ulrick: Hardangerfjordoil on board • 760 x 620 m m • £495

Towards Alesund on the Moldefjordeoil on board • 780 x 520 mm • £450

Susan H GlassfordRachel Gibson

Gilesway, How Mill, Brampton, Cumbria, CA8 9JT01228 670415 • r [email protected]

Meadowbank Farm Studio, Curthwaite, Wigton, CumbriaCA7 8BG • 01228 710071 • w ww.meadowbankfarm.co.uk

Breezy Day on the Norangsfjord, oil on board

Before Dawn: Winter Solstice

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Dawn was born in Urmston, Manchester in 1964, and moved to the Lake District as a teenager in 1979. She studied at Lancaster & Morecambe College and Cumbria College of Art before working in the printing industry for twelve years. Dawn was elected to the Lake Artists Society in 2005. She works mostly with gouache on thick paper, sometimes working with pastels. Her subjects are most often still life and portraiture.

Trevor Green was elected as a member of the Lake Artists Society in 1994. He trained at Leeds College of Art and London University. A full time painter, illustrator and cartoonist his cartoons have been published in numerous magazines and newspapers. Meanwhile his acrylics, oils and watercolours can be found in private, corporate and civic collections both in the UK and abroad.

Glory to the New Born Kingpastel • 303 x 517 m m • £650

Christus est Natusgouache • 275 x 365 m m • £500

Old Sew & Sewgouache • 225 x 165 m m • £250

Sugar Spoongouache • 360 x 210 m m • £300

A Taste of Modenapastel • 220 x 255 mm • £300

Fundamenta de l’Anzolo, Veniceacrylic • 590 x 490 m m • £525

Recumbent Gardeneracrylic • 290 x 390 m m • £325

Seatoller Farmacrylic • 290 x 390 m m • £325

Ennerdale Churchacrylic • 300 x 390 m m • £325

Trevor GreenDawn Gabrielle Gunby

7 Fallbeck Cottages, Gatebeck, Kendal, Cumbria, LA8 0JE015395 67971 • daw [email protected]

The Stable House, The Fitz, Cockermouth, CumbriaCA13 0XE • 01900 828289 • [email protected]

Fundamenta de l’Anzolo, Venice, acrylicGlory to the New Born King, pastel

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Phil Hobbs has lived and worked in the Lake District for over 35 years. His time is divided between painting abroad, chiefly Italy and painting locations throughout the UK. He has exhibited widely in the UK, USA and Europe. There is a permanent collection and occasional exhibitions of work at The Hobbs Gallery, Ambleside. He is a past President and Honorary Life Member of The Lake Artists Society.

David Macaulay was born in 1940, and attended Lancaster Royal Grammar School and the College of Art. He came to Ulverston in 1963 to teach art, and continued at Coniston in 1973, and at Barrow in 1992. David is now retired and paints as much as possible in oils, pastel and graphite. His present interest is the pattern and incongruity of flotsam and decay. He is also interested in woodcarving.

San Barnaba and the Carmini Church, Venicewatercolour • 275 x 175 m m • £1495

First Light, Grand Canalwatercolour • 275 x 175 m m • £1495

Study, Frosty Morning, Borrans, Amblesidewatercolour • 172 x 280 m m • £975

Herdwicks, Studywatercolour • 170 x 275 m m • £975

Winter Woollieswatercolour • 178 x 290 mm • £1495

The Divelawson cypress on slate • £400

Rocking Mercatelm • £100

Chimeraoak • £290

Hawthorngraphite, crayon • 440 x 540 m m • £180

Rock StudyPastel • 560 x 810 mm • £400

David MacaulayPhilip L Hobbs

The Hobbs Gallery, 1 Church Street, Ambleside, LA22 0BU015394 45220 or 32882 • hobbs [email protected]

14 Church Walk, Ulverston, LA12 7EN01229 580435

The Dive, lawson cypress on slateFirst Light, Grand Canal, watercolour

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Philip MacLeod Coupe has been interested in painting since childhood. He qualified in architecture in 1974, and throughout the 1970s he also made musical instruments professionally. He was elected a member of the Lake Artists Society in 1984, serving as President from 1990-2005. Since his first one man exhibition in 1983 at Keswick Museum and Art Gallery, painting has been his principal activity.

Jenifer studied at Art College in Devon for the National Diploma in Design (NDD), specialising in textiles and fabric design. She obtained a teaching qualification and taught in the UK and Canada before coming to live and paint in Cumbria. She was elected as a member of the Lake Artists in 2005.

Towards Loch Na Keal From Ionaoil • 250 x 300 m m • £495

Strait of Storm, Ionaoil • 250 x 300 m m • £495

North Shore, Ionaoil • 125 x 175 m m • £285

Ben More From Ionaoil • 125 x 175 m m • £285

Magnoliawatercolour • 350 x 350 m m • £475

Iriswatercolour • 350 x 350 m m • £450

White Rosewatercolour • 350 x 350 m m • £450

Tulip and Anemonewatercolour • 280 x 220 m m • £375

Tulipwatercolour • 280 x 220 m m • £375

Jenifer MoorePhilip MacLeod Coupe

Woodside, Springs Road, Keswick, Cumbria, CA12 4AQ01768 772874

14 Simonscales Lane, Cockermouth, CA13 9DJ01900 827619

Magnolia, watercolour

Towards Loch Na Keal From Iona, oil

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Tom Oldham describes himself as ‘an objective painter’. He tries wherever possible to paint from direct observation, in order to capture the immediacy of the subject. He says ‘I enjoy the sensual qualities of swiftly applied paint and am not interested in achieving a highly finished photographic effect.’ Tom prefers to keep his brushwork clearly evident in his painting, eschewing an overly blended, ‘smoothed-out’ finish.

Annie Peaker graduated from Reading University in 1978. After a period travelling Annie settled in Sheffield where she taught art at Notre Dame High School and at the Crossley Heath School in Halifax. In 2003 Annie moved to Cumbria and she set up Kirk Neuk Studio. Her work is widely exhibited in the UK and Europe.

Late September Bunchoil • 400 x 400 m m • £550

Still Life on a Blue Clothoil • 460 x 610 m m • £850

Evening at Blakeney Harbouroil • 360 x 530 m m • £550

Beginning to Thawoil • 240 x 340 m m • £350

Roses in a Glassoil • 300 x 255 mm • £250

Waiting for Supperceramic • £550

Stretching Catceramic • £495

Sitting Hare 1ceramic • £400

Sitting Hare 2ceramic • £400

Pouncing Dogceramic • £250

Annie PeakerTom Oldham

Yew House, Newbiggin-on-Lune, Kirkby Stephen, CA17 4NS01539 623312

Kirk Neuk Gallery, Lazonby, Penrith, CA10 1BL01768 870492 • inf [email protected]

Waiting for Supper, ceramicLate September Bunch, oil

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Vivienne Pooley is a mountain – landscape painter, working in oil and watercolour. She loves the drama and poetry of wild places. Cumbria has plenty to keep Vivienne busy, but she is also very inspired by the high Alpine scenery she visits every year. Vivienne has her own studio- gallery at her home where visitors are most welcome.

James Ingham Riley has had a lifetime interest in watercolour painting of mountains, lakes and rivers. He has been a fan of rock climbing and hill walking since 1942, however now he is mostly enjoying his painting and pottering about locally.

Eiger Bastionsoil • 870 x 910 m m • £2200

Mont Blanc From Aiguille Midioil • 760 x 1020 m m • £2200

St John’s Vale and Blencathraoil • 410 x 560 m m • £900

Autumn Calm, Conistonoil • 480 x 580 m m • £920

Scafell Pikes From 3 Tarnswatercolour • 240 x 390 mm • £480

Boulders at Wastwaterwatercolour • 360 x 560 m m • £495

Langdales From Elterwaterwatercolour • 360 x 560 m m • £495

In Little Langdalewatercolour • 360 x 560 m m • £495

On the Black Mountwatercolour • 360 x 560 m m • £495

The Langdalewatercolour • 360 x 560 m m • £495

James Ingham RileyVivienne Pooley

Hyninglea Studio, Low Biggins, Kirkby Lonsdale, LA6 2DH015242 73665 • vivienne@ viviennepooley.plus.com

Gale House Villa, Low Gale, Ambleside, LA22 0BB015394 33782

Boulders at Wastwater, watercolour

St John’s Vale and Blencathra, oil

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Rosetta Roberts studied life painting and lithography at the Ruskin School of Drawing, Oxford. She has painted landscapes around Buttermere from 1960. Rosetta had exhibited at the Royal Academy RBA and RI Galleries before moving permanently to Cumbria in 1965. She paints almost exclusively in oil, and was elected to the Lake Artists Society in 1969.

Gillian was born in Cumbria. After studying art in Carlisle andLeicester where she specialised in glass and ceramics, she spent several years working in London before returning to Cumbria. She now paints watercolours, her chosen subject being still-life. She has exhibited widely and also works to commission.

Bringing Home the Cakeoil • 740 x 610 m m • £460

Autumnoil • 460 x 360 m m • £320

Knockmurton by Moonlightoil • 260 x 400 m m • £320

Three Pears on Tableclothwatercolour • 165 x 255 m m • £495

Harebellswatercolour • 165 x 165 m m • £395

Bowlwatercolour • 165 x 165 m m • £395

Autumnwatercolour • 165 x 255 m m • £495

Gillian RobinsonRosetta Roberts

5 New Street, Cockermouth, CA13 0EP01900 822858

37 Petteril Street, Carlisle, CA1 2AJ01228 402121 • gillr [email protected]

Three Pears on Tablecloth, watercolour

Bringing Home the Cake, oil

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Hideyuky Sobue describes his work as ‘creating a potential platform for dialogue regarding the uniqueness and dignity of humanity’. Sobue employs a brush hatching technique using Japanese sumi ink and acrylic, which he has created and developed in recent years. With a variety of subjects he aims to gather the threads of narrative for bridging East and West.

Alan Stones graduated from St Martin’s School of Art, London in 1971. Since then his paintings, drawings and lithographs have been shown in major exhibitions throughout Britain, most recently in the Threadneedle Prixe 2013. He has also exhibited widely abroad including Germany, South Africa, Finland, Japan as well as a three month residency on the Falkland Islands.

Sheep on a Hilljapanese sumi ink & acrylic on paper • 530 x 620 m m • £500

Sheep on a Fell (diptych)japanese sumi ink & acrylic on canvas • 510 x 770 mm • £1500

Fisher (diptych)japanese sumi ink & acrylic on canvas • 770 x 510 mm • £1000

Fallen Leaf #01graphite on paper applied on canvas • 240 x 240 m m • £225

Fallen Leaf #02graphite on paper applied on canvas • 240 x 240 m m • £225

Hideyuki Sobue

Flat 2, Quenwood, Eden Park Road, Grange-over-Sands,LA11 6BW • 015395 34226 • hideyukis [email protected]

Glen Cottage, Blencarn, Penrith, CA10 1TX.01768 88688 • w ww.alanstones.co.uk

Sheep on a Hill, japanese sumi ink & acrylic on paper

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The Spineoil on linen • 915 x 915 m m • £4200

Playgroundoil on linen • 815 x 815 m m • £3200

Flooded Fields ioil on linen • 610 x 813 m m • £2400

Flooded Fields iioil on linen • 610 x 813 m m • £2400

Take Winglithograph • 495 x 650 mm • £260 f ramed • £145 unf ramed

Alan StonesThe Spine, oil on linen


Though Martin’s work is focused mainly on the local landscapehe also makes occasional painting trips to Europe and the Middle East with his wife in search of new inspirations. He has a small Gallery in part of his house in Ambleside. His paintings have been exhibited in several London galleries including the RI and the RA Summer Exhibition.

Graham Twyford trained at Goldsmith’s College London, and has Exhibited at the Royal Academy, Royal Institute and regularly at the Lake Artists, gaining membership in 1983. Since the 1990s he has designed for Wedgewood, Coalport, Compton and Woodhouse and Danbury Mint, and his work is now reproduced worldwide as prints, cards, jigsaws and similar products.

Canale di Cannaregio, Veniceoil • 145 x 194 m m • £525

Brotherswateroil • 190 x 290 m m • £525

Choppy Waters, Veniceoil • 170 x 280 m m • £525

Troutbeck (Windermere)oil • 215 x 315 m m • £525

Chester Walls by Twilightoil • 330 x 395 m m • £600

Duet in the Parkoil • 455 x 522 m m • £600

Snowfall, Finsthwaiteoil • 370 x 510 m m • £600

Graham TwyfordR Martin Tomlinson

Walton Mount, Fairview Road, Chapel Hill Ambleside,LA22 9EE • 015394 32383 • m [email protected]

10 Windsor Street, Barrow-in-Furness, LA14 5JR.01229 837630 • gr [email protected]

Chester Walls by Twighlight, oil

Canale di Cannaregio, Venice, oil

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Elizabeth Walsh gained her MDES RCA degree in textile design at the Royal College of Art. Walsh paints detailed watercolours and ink drawings of seasonal subjects, mostly plants, birds and small wildlife from the area around where she lives. She has been a member of the Lake Artists Society since 1997 and also exhibits at Upfront Gallery and with Carlisle and Cumbria Artists and Manx Art exhibitions.

Ian Walton has exhibited widely both in the UK and overseas, and has work in collections here and abroad. His work’s themes are often autobiographical and it contains narrative elements with recall incidents, places or memories over periods of time. It is primarily land-based and deals with the emotion of being amidst and part of nature, whilst reflecting the sometimes hostile edge which is so much part of it.

Riverside Walkink drawing • 580 x 410 m m • £460

Dipperwatercolour • 400 x 360 m m • £400

Convolvuluswatercolour • 310 x 400 m m • £440

Song Thrushwatercolour • 240 x 315 m m • £390

Decoding the Ruinmixed media • 850 x 650 m m • £1200

Joined by Mistmixed media • 850 x 650 m m • £1200

At an Angle to the Universemixed media • 850 x 650 m m • £1200

Forever Thismixed media • 850 x 650 m m • £1200

Ian WaltonElizabeth Walsh

26 Station Road, Dalston, Carlisle, CA5 7LR01228 710400

Mayfield, Millans Park, Ambleside, Cumbria, LA22 9AG01539 432749 • ian@ ian-walton.co.uk

Decodingthe Ruin, mixed mediaRiverside Walk, ink drawing

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Ralph Wardle was born in South Yorkshire in 1939. He studied at the Slade School of Fine Art graduating in 1960, when he was awarded the Robert Ross Scholarship. Between 1960-89 Ralph Wardle taught art in secondary schools. His exhibitions include: Royal Academy Originals 2004 and 2006, Mall Galleries London, Cooper Gallery, Barnsley, Doncaster Art Gallery The New English Art Club, Mall Gallery, London 2008.

Beverley White was born in Salford 1957. She studied GraphicDesign at Salford College of Technology and has exhibited with the Lake Artists since 1990, and was elected a member of the society in 2006. She has exhibited in the Society of Wood Engravers Annual Exhibition since 2006, and gained the John White Small Print Award at the Manchester Academy of Fine Arts Open Exhibition in 2000.

Kirkby Stephenwatercolour • 410 x 710 m m • £395

Upper Eden Valleywatercolour • 320 x 380 m m • £225

Upper Eden Hill Sideoil • 250 x 250 m m • £225

Banks of the River Edenoil • 230 x 175 m m • £225

Eyemouthwatercolour • 320 x 420 mm • £225

Last Year’s LeavesLinocut • 300 x 300 m m • £95

Winter CakeLinocut • 210 x 250 m m • £85

Forsakenwatercolour • 265 x 235 m m • £200

Brown Birch Boletewatercolour • 265 x 335 m m • £150

Beverley WhiteRalph Wardle

20B Quarry Close, Kirkby Stephen, CA17 4SS • 01768 372764 Station House, Kents Bank Station, Granger-Over-Sands LA11 7BB • 015395 35414 • bw [email protected]

Last Year’s Leaves, linocutBanks of the River Eden, oil

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Here & There Ici et là

Tracy Levine: Here and There (Ici et là)

A major solo exhibition that reveals a long-awaited series of Levine’s Dales paintings, contrasting with a series of recent work from South West France

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The Lake Artists SocietyThe advantages of becoming a friend of the Lake Artists Society

You will receive an invitation to the Friend’s Reception and to the Summer Exhibition Private View together with your catalogue and unlimited access to the exhibition accompanied by one guest.

You will be sent the FOLAS newsletter, published twice a year in March and November, containing details of events appertaining to the society together with profiles of and often by the artists. The Newsletters contain a Letters Page where Friends are invited to air their views on subjects relating to the Lake Artists Society. Individual artist members of the Society may be contacted through the Friend’s Secretary.

If you wish to become a Friend of the Lake Artists Society please contact the FOLAS Secretary:

David SmithFriends of the Lake Artists SocietyRoesmount, Wansfell Road, Ambleside, Cumbria, LA22 0EG015394 33800 • dav [email protected] Graham Twyford, Chester Walls by Twilight


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Conditions of Sale1. Works purchased may not be removed until the end of the exhibition or until paid for. (Works may be removed under exceptional circumstances or agreed through prior arrangement). If a work has been bought as a Christmas present, it can be removed on Friday 20 December only after gaining prior permission from Rheged. Rheged will then contact the relevant artist to provide a replacement.

2. Purchases may be made by cash or credit or debit card.

3. The catalogue price includes the frame unless otherwise stated, and includes VAT where applicable.

4. Measurements are given strictly as a guide to the size of the work listed.

5. Individual artists will be responsible for delivery of their works to purchasers (the cost of carriage to be borne by the purchaser) except wherepurchasers themselves collect at the close of the exhibition; collection day is Monday 3 February 2014 12pm - 3pm.6. The copyright of all works purchased or otherwise, remains with the artist.

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Documents

old workshop

levens parkwatercolour

store roomwatercolour

pmgreenside lime kiln

catalogue entire

dqfront cover

nside cover

exhibition of new work