Rosemary
Powell
Further paintings by Rosemary now viewable at rosemarypowell.co.uk
Since
starting as a full time artist in 1983, Rosemary
has established a reputation for paintings that
reflect her love of the Peak District landscape.
Her detailed watercolour paintings include views
of typical villages, towns and scenery of both the
Dark Peak and White Peak. She particularly enjoys
painting scenes that characterise the styles and
traditions of the area, especially those buildings
that reflect the older industrial landscape.
Her
work has won recognition at the Derbyshire Open
Exhibition, including the Francis Lowe Trophy in
1991 and the Watercolour Prize in 1994. Rosemary's
paintings are found in many collections, both public
and private. Many have gone abroad to countries
as diverse as New Zealand, Australia, Denmark and
Canada. Her work has also been reproduced as calendars,
greetings cards and illustrations.
Rosemary
has lived in Disley since 1979, with her two sons
and a very old Labrador dog, all of who accompany
her on tours of the Peak District in search of new
material for paintings.