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Oil on panel
18 x 13 cm
2024
Isobel Peachey, known primarily for her portraiture, has exhibited across the UK, including The Royal Academy of Art, Hogarth’s House and The Mall Galleries. Her work features in public and private collections, most notably her commissioned portraits of Reverend Lucy Winkett for St Paul’s Cathedral, HRH Princess Anne for The Royal Society of Arts and HM Queen Elizabeth II for Cunard. In 2009 she won a travel award to paint the portraits of historical re-enacters for exhibition at the National Portrait Gallery, London.
Using traditional oil painting methods, Peachey has recently begun exploring landscapes as a theme, seeking to capture a sense of atmosphere and place with a painterly approach. ‘Chathill in the snow’ is a painting of the snow bound fields on the outskirts of the hamlet of Chathill, Northumberland.
Oil on panel
18 x 13 cm
2024
Isobel Peachey, known primarily for her portraiture, has exhibited across the UK, including The Royal Academy of Art, Hogarth’s House and The Mall Galleries. Her work features in public and private collections, most notably her commissioned portraits of Reverend Lucy Winkett for St Paul’s Cathedral, HRH Princess Anne for The Royal Society of Arts and HM Queen Elizabeth II for Cunard. In 2009 she won a travel award to paint the portraits of historical re-enacters for exhibition at the National Portrait Gallery, London.
Using traditional oil painting methods, Peachey has recently begun exploring landscapes as a theme, seeking to capture a sense of atmosphere and place with a painterly approach. ‘Chathill in the snow’ is a painting of the snow bound fields on the outskirts of the hamlet of Chathill, Northumberland.