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Member's Work

Henley Art & Crafts Guild members' work. Click on each artist to see more images and contact details.

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Ann Spicer

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I rekindled my love for painting in the early part of the century when I retired. Since then I have been very much involved with the Guild and my painting journey has taken many different paths. I love watercolour and pastels but my favourites now are oils and acrylics. Love doing portraits but I suppose my love of the countryside will never stop me doing landscapes.

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Annie Monk

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I have been painting and tutoring acrylic and mixed media workshops for many years. My work is mainly derived from memory and imagination and I believe the actual process of painting is paramount; there is no attempt to imagine the end result as it can change dramatically as I work. Not knowing what will happen is challenging, taking risks is exciting. Whether it’s a seascape, landscape or still life, colour, texture and layered surfaces are the mainstay of my art. Working freely and spontaneously, I rely on instinct and experience to respond to the painting as it evolves.

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Anthony Enraght-Moony

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I am a retired solicitor based mostly in Caversham, interested in painting landscapes and still life.

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Antonia Glynne Jones

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Statement: I was born and raised in Africa and have a passionate affinity with untamed vistas whether desert or sea.
I define spaces through colour. Drawing on my emotional and physical reaction to times, places, and events, I combine observation and personal feelings to create artworks that are filled with directness, immediacy, and vibrant energy.

“For me drawing and painting is about the interaction between the discipline of observation and the spontaneity of mark making in terms of my physical and emotional response to the subject”.

Art Education: MA in Printmaking and Professional Practice with the University of Brighton and the London Print Studio 2004-5. Part-time study at Morley College from 2001 to 2002. Private studies with Oliver Bevan from 1988 to 2000 and at the St Ives School of Painting with Roy Ray, Steve Dove and John Clark. Intensive courses at the Verrocchio Centre in Tuscany 1990 and 1996. Part-time studies with Bill Ainsley at the Johannesburg Art Foundation from 1983 -1987. Other: BSc Hons in Psychology.

Recent Exhibitions in 2023 include the AKA Gallery Cambridge, the Ing Discerning Eye, and Rona Painting Gallery. Member of Oxford and Bucks Art Society.

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Aurora Spain

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Many years of experimentation led to my distinct style: bold forms, vibrant colours and sculptural textures to bring out the deep emotionality which I find in the world around me. The subject-matter which inspires me is evoked with varying degrees of abstraction, representation and realism in the paintings. My deep study of colour theory, combined with painstaking practice produces exciting tonal combinations. My art classes, demos, lectures and workshops are always thoroughly enjoyed and highly rated. My work is represented in Framing Castle Galleries in Windsor and Guildford.

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