Artist Profile - Maggie Jones

Landscape I  (mixed media 40x40 inches  102 x102cm unframed) £2000 plus delivery
Landscape I (mixed media 40x40 inches 102 x102cm unframed) £2000 plus delivery

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Biography
Artist Statement

Landscape I  (mixed media 40x40 inches  102 x102cm unframed) £2000 plus delivery Undergrowth (green) (oil on canvas 50 x 51 inches (127x130cm) unframed) Sold Defining Landscape II (acrylic and oil wash unframed 107 x 88cm,  42 x 34 inches) £2000 plus delivery ii Tidal Distance  III  (dark) (mixed media 50 x 51inches 127 x 130cm unframed) £2800 plus delivery
Winter 2010 I (acrylic and oil wash unframed 128 x 152cm 50 x 60 inches) £3600 plus delivery iif Tidal Distance IV (light) (mixed media  50 x 51inches  127 x130cm unframed) £2800 plus delivery Low Tide II (acrylic and oil wash unframed 102 x 98cm 40 x 39 inches) £2000 plus delivery Winter 2010 II (acrylic and oil wash unframed 128 x 152cm 50 x 60 inches) £3600 plus delivery II ps
Landscape II (mixed media 40 x 40 inches 102 x 102cm unframed) £2000 plus delivery Tidal  (red) (mixed media 50x51inches   127 x130cm unframed) £2800 plus delivery Defining Landscape IV (acrylic and oil wash unframed 107 x 88cm,  42 x 34 inches) £2000 plus delivery ii Undergrowth (red) (oil on canvas 130 x 130cm unframed) £2800 plus postage

Biography

Maggie was brought up in North Cornwall. After running her own retail business in Cornwall, she decided to change course to concentrate on painting. She moved to London in 1992 and started a Fine Art degree at Wimbledon School of Art in 1995. After graduating she set up her studio in Cable Street, Limehouse; taking part in many group shows and art fairs in London. In September 2005 Maggie hand her partner moved to the Welsh Borders.


Artist Statement

I believe that our lives are inextricably linked to, and influenced by our earliest experiences.  I was brought up in a remote part of North Cornwall and most of my formative years were spent either by the sea, on the sea, or in the sea, and amongst the varied landscape of the West Country.  Today, layers of paint on canvas and paper, represent, through colour and texture, the essence of places remembered; wood and moorland; light off water; water off rock; shifting sands and the endless movement of time and tide.   Working mainly from memory enables me to manipulate the original place to express my experience of it, to exaggerate and improvise. The artist Barnett Newman wrote succinctly,        “To create a work of art means, to me, to express something that is deep in one.  It is an attempt to put down what you really believe and what you really are concerned with.”