I am a Suffolk-based artist specialising in linocut prints. However I also work in collage and mixed media.
Here you can find out more about me and my work and browse through my gallery of limited edition linocut prints which are available to purchase.
There is also information about my personal approach to printmaking and details of future exhibitions and galleries that sell my work. I hope you enjoy looking at the site.
Please feel free to contact me if you have any queries.
Penny
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NOW ON!!!
The Assembly House Print Show, 4 April to 29 May 2012
This is an inaugural show to launch the new Noverre Gallery and Shop at The Assembly House in Norwich, showcasing work by invited Norfolk and Suffolk printmakers Rob Barnes, Penny Bhadresa, Clare Curtis, David Jones, H J Jackson and Ivy Smith.
Wednesday 4h April to Tuesday 29 May 2012
Open 9am to 5pm Monday to Saturday
Noverre Gallery, The Assembly House, Theatre Street, Norwich NR2 1RQ, 01603 626402
www.assemblyhousenorwich.co.uk
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Here is a brief explanation of the linoprinting process:
Linoprinting is a relief printing process. A design is drawn onto linoleum and cut using v-tools and gouges, leaving the areas to be printed ‘in relief’. Ink is applied to the lino block using rollers. Paper is then placed on top of the lino block and an image produced using a relief press often combined with hand-burnishing. Each print (known as a linocut) is original and signed in the lower right-hand corner by the artist. The edition numbering is pencilled in the opposite corner, two numbers separated by a forward slash, for example, 23/40. The number to the right represents the total number of prints in the hand-printed limited edition; the number on the left represents the order in the sequence in which the artist has printed them. The system of numbering is designed to guarantee the authenticity and uniqueness of each print. For further information about the process please go to ‘linoprinting’ on the main menu.
Antibes Washing
collage, 450x450mm
The Wild One
linocut print, 300x250mm
Landshapes II
acrylic 500x400mm