Artist Profile - Mary Edwards

Sharing Lunch (oil on card framed 24 x 40cm) £250 plus delivery
Sharing Lunch (oil on card framed 24 x 40cm) £250 plus delivery

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Biography
Artist Statement

Sharing Lunch (oil on card framed 24 x 40cm) £250 plus delivery Bale Hauling (oil on board 8in x 13.5in framed) £200 plus delivery Pulling Ragwort (oil on board 8in x 10in framed) £190 plus delivery Here Comes Summer (oil on card framed 21 x 34cm) £250 plus p&p
Barn Dancing (oil on board framed) £240 plus delivery Moving On (oil on board 9in x 11.5in framed) £230 plus delivery Another Glorious Day (oil on board 8in x 11.5in framed) £190 plus delivery Ready, Willing and Able ( oil on board 8.5in x 11in framed) £200 plus delivery
Everyday Work (oil on card framed 18 x 35cm) £180 plus p&p Just a Little Bit of Heaven (oil on board 9.5in x 11in framed) £220 plus delivery Passing the Health Check (oil on board 9in x 11in framed) £240 plus delivery Exploring (oil on board framed) £245 plus delivery
Look What I've Got for You (oil on board 8in x 9in framed) £190 plus delivery

Biography

Although she was born in the great industrial city of Coventry, Mary has spent most of her life in the country and nearly all of that in the Wye Valley. Mary’s oil paintings give intriguing views of rural life, which though contemporary, are intensely nostalgic, rustic snapshots of a way of life that many may be tempted to think has long passed by. Mary's work has been shown at: ·        The Royal Academy Summer Exhibition ·        The RWA Open Exhibition, Bristol ·        The Llewellyn Alexander Gallery, London ·        Great Atlantic Galleries, Monmouth and Cornwall ·        Apple Store Gallery, near Hereford ·        Workshop Wales, Pembrokeshire ·        Denise Yapp Contemporary Art, Wye Valley ·        Washington Gallery, Penarth ·        Wye Valley Arts Society and many other exhibitions both locally and further afield.  


Artist Statement

She says of her paintings: “They reflect the small moments of time from happy memories and imagination that have been part of my country life for more years than I care to remember.”