Works
  • Anna King, An Island of Sycamore
    Anna King
    An Island of Sycamore
    Oil & pencil on paper & board
    80 x 122 cm
    Anna King, An Island of Sycamore
    £ 3,900.00
  • Anna King, Birch on Scrubland
    Anna King
    Birch on Scrubland
    Oil & pencil on paper & board
    50 x 120 cm
    Anna King, Birch on Scrubland
    £ 3,200.00
  • Anna King, Dismantled Shed and Vegetation, Gordon II
    Anna King
    Dismantled Shed and Vegetation, Gordon II
    Oil, ink & pencil on paper & board
    60 x 140 cm
    Anna King, Dismantled Shed and Vegetation, Gordon II
    £ 3,750.00
  • Anna King, Field Edge with Power Lines
    Anna King
    Field Edge with Power Lines
    Oil & pencil on paper & board
    50 x 150 cm
    Anna King, Field Edge with Power Lines
    £ 3,500.00
  • Anna King, Now Demolished Chicken Shed, Greenlaw
    Anna King
    Now Demolished Chicken Shed, Greenlaw
    Oil & pencil on paper & board
    36 x 51 cm
    Anna King, Now Demolished Chicken Shed, Greenlaw
    £ 1,700.00
  • Anna King, Quarry, Alt na Searmoin, II
    Anna King
    Quarry, Alt na Searmoin, II
    Oil & pencil on paper & board
    26 x 32 cm
    Anna King, Quarry, Alt na Searmoin, II
    £ 990.00
Biography

"I love to explore empty, feral places: wastelands, abandoned buildings and barren pieces of scrubland. I find myself in no-mans land, unclaimed territory that, for a while anyway, I can have as my own." Since her sell out degree show at Duncan of Jordonstone College of Art, Dundee in 2005, Anna King's unique perspective on decaying structures and landscapes has been seen at various prestigious English and Scottish galleries. In June 2007 she won the inaugural Jolomo Lloyds TSB Scotland Award for landscape painting. Although she lives and works in the Scottish Borders, Anna now travels increasingly throughout Europe, looking for the expanses of cracking concrete that inspire her so much. "Once a hive of human activity, these forgotten places have no purpose left but no rules either and nature is slowly and relentlessly taking the land back."

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