LUCY SMALLBONE
Lantern Table
Living Room
Off Piste
Gondola
Skis On (small study on paper)
Skis On (large study on paper)
Skis On (Canvas)
Pink Flamingo
Red Bar
Tropical View
Bali forest
Window View
Peach Cactus
Riviera
River Swimming
Art Deco
Boys by the Lake I
Surf's Up
Circus Library
French Library
Pots
Courtyard (Watercolour)
Hedgerow
Courtyard
Green Courtyard
Lime Lounging
Little View
Skiers
Pink Courtyard (Study)
Library (Study)
Loungers
Girls by the Pool
Library
Forest
Pink Courtyard
Tropic
Forest (Study)
Sage Court
Loungers II
Teal view, 2023
Green Umbrella, 2023
Girls by the Lake (sketch) 2023
Lucy Smallbone is a graduate from the Slade School of Fine Art Master's program who specialises in modern landscape painting. Her work looks at the merging of fictional and real space and questions the part that memory and the mind can play in altering a view of a place.
Picture plains tilt upwards, and vivid colours grow across the surfaces, images are distorted by a rigorous sketchbook-based drawing practice, taking them from realistic figuration into semi-abstraction. Smallbone is a recipient of such prizes as the Haworth Trust grant(2011), and the David Balladie travel prize(2009) and travelled to Chernobyl thanks to the Duveen Travel Prize(2016).
