Originals
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Angel Hosts
Angel hosts in bright array; the words of George Grantham (1894). Angels move among us in plain sight. This painting is part of the Angel Project, a Touring Exhibition of Interpretations of Angels by 10 Artists based in and around the Midlands – Rebecca Mercer, Sarah Sharpe, Duncan Pass, John Rattigan, Paul Jones, Sue Prince, Michelle Holmes,Maggie Cullen, Michael Cook, Anna Thomas. The original is egg tempera and gold on real gesso on cotton canvas in a simple wooden frame with a gold line. (50 x 50 cm approx)
Ashbourne Royal Shrovetide Football
This painting was a labour of love! It celebrates Ashbourne's famous Royal Shrovetide Football Game. 10% from each sale will go to the Ashbourne Shrovetide committee. It shows almost every aspect of the wonderful and friendly rough and tumble day; from the magnificent Shrovetide Dinner (bottom left) to the hug and the goals. The original is egg tempera painted on real gesso on stretched cotton canvas 2018 107 x 71 cm. It is beautifully framed with a contemporary beech frame with gold edge.
Buxton Opera House
The glorious Buxton Opera House! Its always been about people meeting, experiencing entertainments and enjoyment. The clothes of the people outside carry patterns and features from the magnificent building. The original is egg tempera painted on real gesso on stretched cotton canvas.
Dandelion Hare
Yes, I am obsessed with hares and dandelions. They are just so beautiful and in great abundance on our organic farm! The original is painted in egg tempera paints on Herringbone weave linen, mounted on cream linen and framed in a dark slate grey wooden frame (42 x 34 cm) with glass.
Dovedale Collection: Lion's Head Rock
So strong and so distinctive, Lion's Head Rock looks out over the footpath and the shady river half way along the beautiful Dovedale walk. The original painting is painted in egg tempera paints on Herringbone weave linen, mounted on cream linen and framed in a dark slate grey wooden frame (50 x 50 cm) with glass, (the image is 36 x 36 cm)
Dovedale Collection: The Board Walk
This is a really exciting bit of Dovedale, where you can walk right over the tumbling waters! The original picture is painted in egg tempera paints on Herringbone weave linen, mounted on cream linen and framed in a dark slate grey wooden frame (50 x 50 cm) with glass, (the image is 36 x 36 cm)
Hare in Dandelion Field
Being an organic farm Beechenhill is awash with dandelions at certain times. I love them, so strong and full of yellow sunshine! Our Hares seem to like them too! The original is painted in egg tempera paints on Herringbone weave linen, mounted on cream linen and framed in a dark slate grey wooden frame (42 x 34 cm) with glass.
I had a Little Nut Tree
The nursery rhyme delights me and I love the opportunity to paint a historic Princess!
Jubilee River Pageant
This is my eye-witness account of the Jubilee River Pageant in 2012. It was a day of cold rainy weather and a warm celebratory atmosphere. I saw it all from the moored boat, the Tattershall Castle. I was invited by the BBC to paint from one of the bridges but I am so glad I didn't - the rain would have washed my egg tempera paint away! The original painting is 107 x 71 cm with a simple black wood frame. It is egg tempera paint on acrylic gesso on stretched herringbone weave natural linen.
Shadowed Wood
A magnificent tree in a Dovedale wood, on one of my favourite walks. It feels so strong and magical. This original is painted in egg tempera paints on Herringbone weave linen, mounted on cream linen and framed in an oak style wooden frame (40 x 40 cm) with no glass.
Squirrel
A jaunty red squirrel, maybe they are making a comeback in the Peak District? I do hope so. I have fond memories of red squirrels chasing all over a little cottage we stayed in in the Cairngorms. The original is painted in egg tempera paints on Herringbone weave linen, mounted on cream linen and framed in a dark slate grey wooden frame (37 x 27 cm) with glass.
Gathering Those Precious Things
Painted during the floods of 2014, one of a series about climate change. Noah rescues the farmers and animals. The original is egg tempera painted on real gesso on stretched cotton canvas. 107 x 71 cm.
Sue Prince
Beechenhill Farm, Ilam,
Ashbourne, Derbyshire
DE6 2BD UK
Tel: +44 (0)1335 310467
Email: sue@beechenhill.co.uk
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Sue Prince Artist is a trading name of Beechenhill Artworks Ltd
Registered Number: 03583912 (England & Wales) Registered Office The Old Vicarage, 51 St John Street, Ashbourne, Derbyshire, DE6 1GP