Jenny Graham Dark Sky, Holford

SHAKSPEARE GLASS LTD

£130

Jenny Graham Dark Sky, Holford Jenny Graham has been working as an artist in Somerset since 1984. She studied both in New York and Bristol, where, in 1997 she received an MA in Printmaking from the University of the West of England. Her work explores the specific aspects of each location - those things which make it unique. She is attracted to the timelessness of landforms contrasted with the interventions of society and agriculture. Jenny's painting style has changed considerably in recent years. After much thought she decided that she needed to work in a much freer and more atmospheric style

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