Page 2 - OSG: Clementine St John Webster: Circus of Light

Clementine St John Webster home to England where she painted the beautiful British
Coastline as well as the lively and colorful Giffords Circus, a
much loved rural idyl. Subjects that I believe are grounding
‘Clementine’s collection shows scenes that inspire me with a
sense of calm yet also curiosity and intrigue to explore all the in today’s high-tech world.
distant details. She uses my favourite tones and colours for a
For Clem, the influence of Sorella in her recent work has
romantic light that I adore. Her horses and figures are realistic
been considerable, her use of impressive chiaroscuro is
and characterful yet give me a dream like feel at the same time.
noticeable, something the Old Masters understood so well
Looking at her paintings makes you feel good inside.’
and why Florence is so important to her. Moreover, the
Vittoria Panizzon – Triple Equestrain Olympian English Impressionist, Dame Laura Knight whose subjects
and dexterous painterly style are apparent too.
We are delighted to be hosting the third one woman show
by Clementine St John Webster. Clementines paintings convey the strong appreciation and
respect she has for each place and culture she has visited
The exhibition is based on her recent travels to Egypt,
and demonstrates stunning craftsmanship learnt by Italian
where she spent time at an Arab Stud enhancing her passion
Masters, creating one of a kind works that you will certainly
for horses and bloodstock. Trips to Venice and Florence,
not want to miss!
where Clem explored the connection and influence of Arab
culture on both Italian art and architecture. Finally, back Geoffrey Hughes – Director, Osborne Studio Gallery