Richmond Lock and Footbridge, Twickenham TW1 1QX
Nearest stations are Richmond Station (Underground & Overground) and St Margaret's (Overground)
Meeting point details and other information will be sent via email after booking.
Originally built in the 1800’s this beautiful lock and footbridge is buzzing with river life. Working from direct observation we will aim to capture this energy in paint.
The morning session will used to make compositional drawings and small sketches in your preferred medium, and then these can be used to inform paintings which can be completed in the afternoon.
John Dobbs works mainly in oils, either direct from life or from drawings. He trained as a Draughtsman in electrical engineering before becoming a full time artist in 2003. He was awarded the NEAC Drawing Scholarship in 2012, and was elected a member of the NEAC in 2015. He was also elected a member of the Society of Wildlife Artists in 2019, having shown with them for the past three years. He has shown with the Royal Institute of Oil Painters since 2010 and has shown with the Royal British Artists. He has also previously exhibited in The Discerning Eye and Lynn Painter Stainers Prize.
Pencils, charcoal, sketchbooks, painting equipment (oil, acrylic or watercolour, bring your own choice of colours).
A selection of boards or small canvases to work on.
A light sketching easel / stool would be useful
Saturday 19 October 2024
10:30 – 16:00
Richmond Lock and Footbridge, Twickenham TW1 1QX
Nearest stations are Richmond Station (Underground & Overground) and St Margaret's (Overground)
Meeting point details and other information will be sent via email after booking.
£80 for the day
All bookings are non-refundable.
There is a 10% discount for Friends of the New English and Full-Time Students. (You will be asked to provide your Student ID via email after booking your ticket.)
The New English Art Club is a registered charity No. 295780 and part of the Federation of British Artists. Patron: HM King Charles III
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