Judy WILLOUGHBY 20th Century Naive Watercolour Family Embrace
Judy WILLOUGHBY 20th Century Naive Watercolour Family Embrace
Original watercolour painting by named artist Judy Willoughby.
A fun and colourful naive interior scene with mother and children.
Judy, painter, printmaker and teacher who studied at Northampton School of Art, 1966–8; Birmingham College of Art and Design, 1968–70; City of Leicester Polytechnic, 1970–1; and Bristol Polytechnic, 1987–8; she gained a diploma in fine arts (honours) and her art teacher’s diploma. Willoughby taught groups widely across the country and ran her own printmaking workshop in Somerset. Her colourful realist-towards-abstract work was based on West Country, southern European and North African locations. Commissions included textile designs for Laura Ashley, 1989; painting commission for National Westminster Bank, Bristol, 1992; and a Tree for Life, Somerset Health Trust, 1994–5. Among her group shows were the Printmakers’ Council, from 1988; The Railings Gallery, 1991; RA Summer Exhibition, 1993; Yeovil Arts Centre, 1994; and Attendi Gallery, 1999.
Presented in a wooden frame and under glass, overall in good colour and condition, the frame showing wear in places.
Frame 73cm x 57cm
Picture 65cm x 49cm
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