Joan eardley

Painting a copy is difficult because you are trying to mechanically emulate another’s spontaneous marks. Painting “in the style of” another is equally difficult because the copyis…

Joan Eardley is adored in Scotland. As May 18 marks the centenary of her birth, Gayle Ritchie looks at the enduring fascination with the shy artist who

Eardley painted the fields behind her cottage at No.1 South Row, Catterline on many occasions. Especially the edge of the field to the south of the house where the hedgerow flowers grew. Writing to a friend about this area, Eardley said: ‘It’s a lovely spot as no one comes near and I can always work away undisturbed. I just go on from one painting to another… every day and every week it looks a bit different – flowers come and go and the colour grows – so it seems silly to shift about. I…

To mark the centenary of her birth, the Scottish Gallery is hosting a small but impressive exhibition of Joan Eardley, with material – new and old – on her life and practice, in Glasgow and on the coast in Catterline

The other work we acquired yesterday is this, just a sublime pastel by the late Joan Eardley. Little Brother shows all that makes Joan’s… | Instagram

Joan Eardley (1921-1963) - Музей живописи — LiveJournal

Between the Fields of Barley, Catterline

In 2012, Gail Sibley discovered the work of Scottish artist Joan Eardley. Here meet Joan Eardley and her pastel landscapes

Explore mike catalonian's 5129 photos on Flickr!

Snow, Catterline