£930.00 (Maximum price per person)
THE SIMPLICITY OF PAPER, WATERCOLOUR, CHARCOAL AND PENCIL FOR WILDLIFE, LANDSCAPE AND RURAL HISTORY
Nestled within a private nature reserve, this 4 day course / 3-night stay promises a perfect blend of creativity and serenity. You can book with or without accommodation.
Art Safari artist Mary-Anne Bartlett leads an exploration of late summer landscape and its wildlife on paper through watercolour, ink, charcoal and pencil. Our time will also be filled with insights into the stories hidden in the hedgerows, mud flats and ancient villages from landscape historian, Patrick Bowden Smith. Patrick adds to our heady mix of art and natural environment, showing us the secrets of this gentle land, connecting us to a visible timeline that begins before the Iron Age.
Please bring your enthusiasm, sunscreen and art materials for four packed days and convivial evenings.
Book your place here to join Mary-Anne Bartlett for a late summer Art Safari break sketching and painting on a private riverside nature reserve – a place where wildlife and humans have created a fascinating landscape history.
Deposit, Full
Shared, Single Room, Tuition Only