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Rosie Guille, a Sark resident with her own gallery, trained as an artist at the Royal College of Art and has produced some fine work of her home territory. The wide bays, cliffs, and rugged terrain of the tiny island are brought to life by her soft focus water colours, luring the observer into the secrets of this jewel of a place.
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Regular readers of this blog will be familiar with the energy and detail which Sebastian used to keep us up-to-date with any news of his father's work, particularly during the centenary year, 2011. His sudden death has been a great shock to his friends and family but the promotion of his father's work will continue under the guidance of his brother and sister, Fabian and Clare. I worked with Sebastian on the blog and will continue to add details of events and new publications as well as any other news when it becomes available. Alison Eldred
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I love Rosie Guille's paintings and think she's one the best contemporary painters of cliff formations that I know of - it's lucky that she lives on Sark with it's beautiful and tremendous cliffs and coastline. Her wildlife painting is superb too. Have a look at the website of her paintings: http://www.sarkpaintings.com/wp/
I love Rosie Guille's paintings and think she's the best contemporary painter of cliff formations - it's lucky then, that she lives on Sark with it's beautiful and tremendous cliffs and coastline. Her wildlife painting is superb too. Have a look at the website of her paintings: http://www.sarkpaintings.com/wp/
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