Sampford Moor, on the Blackdown Hills, is close to where Annie lives. It is one of her favourite areas to walk the dogs and she is frequently inspired by the extensive views of Somerset and Devon she enjoys up there. This ridge runs on the edge of the Blackdowns and in autumn is covered in …
With so few trees on Exmoor, it is always great to appreciate their beauty. The Exmoor landscape is captured in this little oil painting. The deep autumn tones of the bracken and the greens of the gorse with low lights shimmering through the trees on the horizon. This impressionist painting takes its inspiration from the …
Close by Annie’s studio, there is a small copse of trees. She took her inspiration for this work from walking through the copse when a blackbird was singing its heart out. In the density of summer foliage it was impossible to see the bird, just hear it somewhere in the wood. The tranquility and coolness …
A favourite walk from Haddon Hill towards Wimbelball reservoir reveals the changing colours of Exmoor. Oil on box canvas, ready to hang. 60 x 60 cm. Now SOLD
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