Our online exhibition of storytelling through the eyes of artists.
This exhibition was planned pre-covid-19, to run 10th July to 31st August, and will now be held online. You can browse and read a little about each piece and artist and also buy online too. Our featured artists are Frans Wesselman, Ian Scott Massie, Victoria Keeble, Rebecca Denton and Teresa Winchester.
All our exhibitions, in 2020, have an underlying theme of finding happiness...we hope you find joy and happiness in these pages and perhaps have your own story to share with us.
This exhibition was planned pre-covid-19, to run 10th July to 31st August, and will now be held online. You can browse and read a little about each piece and artist and also buy online too. Our featured artists are Frans Wesselman, Ian Scott Massie, Victoria Keeble, Rebecca Denton and Teresa Winchester.
All our exhibitions, in 2020, have an underlying theme of finding happiness...we hope you find joy and happiness in these pages and perhaps have your own story to share with us.
Frans Wesserman
Frans Wesselman was born in Holland where he trained to be an art teacher before his conscription into the Dutch army. After two years in the army he gained a diploma in printmaking and photography at Groningen College of Art. Frans moved to England in 1979 where he has worked and exhibited widely in both one-man shows and group exhibitions. His paintings and etchings are in private collections as well as in the Ashmolean and Fitzwilliam museums. He is a fellow of the Royal Society of Printmakers.
In 2000 Frans produced his first work in stained glass. The richness of colour, fine detail and strong graphic style are typical of his work. The subject matter continues his interest in the human form and human relationships. Some pieces are based on poems and tales; some are directly from his observations and imagination.
Frans lives and works from his studio in Church Stretton, Shropshire.
Frans Wesselman was born in Holland where he trained to be an art teacher before his conscription into the Dutch army. After two years in the army he gained a diploma in printmaking and photography at Groningen College of Art. Frans moved to England in 1979 where he has worked and exhibited widely in both one-man shows and group exhibitions. His paintings and etchings are in private collections as well as in the Ashmolean and Fitzwilliam museums. He is a fellow of the Royal Society of Printmakers.
In 2000 Frans produced his first work in stained glass. The richness of colour, fine detail and strong graphic style are typical of his work. The subject matter continues his interest in the human form and human relationships. Some pieces are based on poems and tales; some are directly from his observations and imagination.
Frans lives and works from his studio in Church Stretton, Shropshire.
Came a Young Lover with his Lute by Frans Wesselman
£332.00
Woodcut print created by Frans Wesselman. Unframed, measures 42x49cm, ready to post.
Coming Home by Frans Wesselman
£332.00
a handprinted Woodcut by Frans Wesselman. Measures 42x49cm, unframed ready to post.
Dido's Lament by Frans Wesselman
£332.00
Dido's Lament woodcut created and hand printed by Frans Wesselman. Measures 42x49cm and is unframed ready to post.
Mr Coleridge, Poet, and Young Ass by Frans Wesselman
£332.00
Mr Coleridge, Poet and Young Ass. An original woodcut hand printed by Frans Wesselman. Measures 42x49cm and is unframed ready for posting.
Owl III by Frans Wesselman
£332.00
Owl III original woodcut by Frans Wesselman. Measures 42x49cm and is unframed ready to post.
Swimmer II by Frans Wesselman
£332.00
Swimmer II original woodcut handprinted by Frans Wesselman. This measures 42x49cm and is unframed ready for posting.
The Far Horizon
£332.00
The Far Horizon original woodcut handprinted by Frans Wesselman. This piece measures 42x49cm and is unframed ready for posting.
Walking the Dog by Frans Wesselman
£332.00
Walking the Dog. An original woodcut handprinted by Frans Wesselman. Measures 42x49cm and is unframed ready for posting.
Music to the Seals by Frans Wesselman
£332.00
Music to the Seals. An original woodcut handprinted by Frans Wesselman. This piece measures 42x49cm and is unframed ready for posting.
Ian Scott Massie
Victoria Keeble
Rebecca Denton
Teresa Winchester
