Artist Profile - Kathryn Sassall
High Noon, Tour de France
Medium: Acrylic on Canvas
Measurements: 80 x 60cm Framed
Price: £790 Plus Delivery
Elbows; Tour de France
Medium: Oil on Canvas
Measurements: 50 x 100cm Framed
Price: £890 Plus Delivery
Banking; Tour de Yorkshire
Medium: Oil on Canvas
Measurements: 100 x 50cm Unframed
Price: £890 Plus Delivery
Parting The Waves (Tour De France 2017)
Medium: Acrylic on Canvas
Measurements: 60 x 80cm Unframed
Year: 2017
Price: £790 Plus Delivery
Weekender II
Medium: Acrylic on Canvas
Measurements: 64 x 84cm Framed
Price: £790 Plus Delivery
Out Front!
Medium: Acrylic on Canvas
Measurements: 43 x 43cm Framed
Year: 2014
Price: £490 Plus Delivery
Gorilla Sprint; Tour de France
Medium: Oil on Canvas
Measurements: 80 x 60cm Framed
Price: £790 Plus Delivery
Top Tube Tinkoff
Medium: Oil on Canvas
Measurements: 60 x 60cm Unframed
Price: £790 Plus Delivery
The Great Bear (Tour De France 2016)
Medium: Acrylic on Canvas
Measurements: 60 x 60cm Unframed
Year: 2016
Price: £790 Plus Delivery
Weekender I
Medium: Acrylic on Canvas
Measurements: 104 x 54cm Framed
Price: £890 Plus Delivery
Splash Of Yellow
Medium: Oil on Canvas
Measurements: 60 x 60 Unframed
Price: £790 Plus Delivery
High Noon, Tour de France
Medium: Acrylic on Canvas
Measurements: 80 x 60cm Framed
Year:
Price: £790 Plus Delivery
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Biography
Kathryn is a Herefordshire based artist, who’s work captures the emotions, movement and power of different types of racing. She uses bold free flowing brush strokes to bring the viewer into the thick of the action.
Artist Statement
I paint on canvas and paper to create expressive paintings of noise for your walls to unlock excitement in the viewer of sport. I may leave something out, adapt the light, highlight a detail but at the end of the day it all comes down to hard observation to satisfy you the knowledgable specialists in the sports – whether you are a participant or fan.
There is a noise element in all sports. Whether it’s the coaches calling after the cyclists, the rev of an engine or the enthusiasm of a crowd of fans.. I try to capture the intensity of that experience. I’m an artist who likes to try to excite all your senses; to feel the splash of the mud, hear the swish of the bikes, or smell the heat of the horse.
Anatomy and how it works alone or in tandem with a machine or animal is key to creating a readable painting and a recognisable sporting style to those taking part. It’s important for me to understand the torsion of the body. Whether cycling, riding on horse or motorised two-wheels, driving around asphalt or wooded tracks it’s all about the feeling and often risk to obtain speed and exhilaration.
The aim is to give a notion of motion in colour