Talents Fine Arts - Original Artwork, Framing and more...
Talents Fine Arts is situated in the centre of the thriving market town of Malton in North Yorkshire. The Gallery represents many leading contemporary artists, using a variety of media, whose subjects include landscapes, seascapes and domestic and wild animals. The gallery also has bronzes, pottery, prints, cards and some craft items.
A Framing service is provided, enabling you to choose from a range of frames and mounts available in the gallery for your inspection. All work is carried out by our highly experienced framer. Paintings, photographs, posters and certificates will all look their best with a frame chosen to complement them.
Featured Artwork...
Tit-Willow
by Susan Sharrard
Afternoon Light, Bassenthwaite
by Robert Brindley, RSMA
Fading Light
by Diane Leach
Artist Profile... Susan Sharrard
Susan Sharrard was born in Birmingham. She studied at Edinburgh University where she gained an MA in Fine Art before completing a PGCE in Birmingham. She taught Art and History of Art at Rugby School before joining the Drawing Schools at Eton College as a part time teacher which has enabled her to devote more time to her own painting.
Susan paints primarily in oil paint on illustration board. The majority of her paintings depict wildlife in its natural environment though she also paints landscapes and still life subjects. She divides her time between Berkshire and North Yorkshire which gives her the opportunity to paint a variety of subject matter.
Susan Sharrard has held exhibitions at Rugby, Eton and London. She won the amateur category in the Wildscape Hall of Fame Competition in 2002 and in 2004 one of her paintings was selected for the “Birdwatch” Calendar.
Gallery Opening Times...
Monday to Saturday, 9:30am - 4:30pm.
Closed Sundays and Bank Holidays.
News & Exhibitions...
If you missed our wonderful display of bronzes - don't despair - we still have them! Do drop in and feast your eyes on the marvellous work, as well as new work by our 'regulars', including Robert Brindley, Susan Sharrard and Diane Leach.