Caroline Bailey RSW
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Caroline Bailey RSWCrofts in AutumnAcrylic35 x 35 cm
Framed 53 x 53 cmCaroline Bailey RSW, Crofts in Autumn£ 1,100.00 -
Caroline Bailey RSWField HusabostMixed media80 x 80 cm
Framed 100 x 100 cmCaroline Bailey RSW, Field Husabost£ 3,500.00 -
Caroline Bailey RSWKnoydart from SleatAcrylic, watercolour & gouache71 x 71 cm
Framed 81 x 81 cmCaroline Bailey RSW, Knoydart from Sleat£ 3,000.00 -
Caroline Bailey RSWMidwinter LandscapeAcrylic53 x 53 cm
Framed 71 x 71 cmCaroline Bailey RSW, Midwinter Landscape£ 2,000.00 -
Caroline Bailey RSWMorning Fields Above PortnalongAcrylic, watercolour & gouache71 x 71 cm
Framed 81 x 81 cmCaroline Bailey RSW, Morning Fields Above Portnalong£ 3,000.00 -
Caroline Bailey RSWOrkney FarmAcrylic30 x 30 cmSold
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Caroline Bailey RSWStromness Orange BoatAcrylic71 x 71 cmSold
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Caroline Bailey RSWWinter MountainAcrylic91 x 91 cm
Framed 96 x 96 cmCaroline Bailey RSW, Winter Mountain£ 3,750.00 -
Caroline Bailey RSWWinter RunrigsAcrylic71 x 71 cm
Framed 83 x 83 cmCaroline Bailey RSW, Winter Runrigs£ 2,500.00
Caroline Bailey trained as a textile designer in Manchester in the mid-seventies. The influence of her training is visible in her work today where texture and colour combinations are key components.
Caroline has painted full time for many years and now lives and works on the Isle of Skye. She has been an elected member of the Royal Society of Painters in Watercolour (RSW) since 1998 winning many awards and fellowships over the years. She exhibits her work throughout the UK and her work is held in a number of private and corporate collections.
Of her work she says "My work is inspired by a love of land and sea and the footprints of human activity found where they meet.
Although descriptive of the places I like, my paintings are not documentary but rather concerned with shape, colour and layering of textures. I hope to express something of the feel and atmosphere that I experience there.
The painting, once begun, determines its own direction and its own conclusion."
