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Oil on canvas
80 x 60 cm
2025
Inspired by her mother,herself an artist,Harriet started painting at a young age. Having won an art scholarship to Charterhouse, she continued her studies through university. She then travelled to Florence to study portraiture under Charles Cecil for three years.
On her return Harriet was part of a three man show in Shepherds Market. Through this show she was introduced to Panter and Hall, who took her work around the London art fairs. Subsequently, Harriet was invited to take part in an exhibition at Petley Fine Art Gallery on Cork Street in London. This led to her first solo show at the same gallery in New Bond Street in 2006.
Harriet has regularly contributed to exhibitions across Wiltshire, Hampshire and London. She has set up an online website with her mother selling their sketchwork from their studios. She is interested in light, colour and composition in her studies/paintings.
Oil on canvas
80 x 60 cm
2025
Inspired by her mother,herself an artist,Harriet started painting at a young age. Having won an art scholarship to Charterhouse, she continued her studies through university. She then travelled to Florence to study portraiture under Charles Cecil for three years.
On her return Harriet was part of a three man show in Shepherds Market. Through this show she was introduced to Panter and Hall, who took her work around the London art fairs. Subsequently, Harriet was invited to take part in an exhibition at Petley Fine Art Gallery on Cork Street in London. This led to her first solo show at the same gallery in New Bond Street in 2006.
Harriet has regularly contributed to exhibitions across Wiltshire, Hampshire and London. She has set up an online website with her mother selling their sketchwork from their studios. She is interested in light, colour and composition in her studies/paintings.