Hello from my shed in Bristol
I am Mary Price, an intuitive expressive artist inspired by travel memory, the natural world and my imagination.
I create striking paintings designed to bring joyful and uplifting colour to your walls from my award winning garden shed studio in Bristol.
Coming soon the next 50 Palm paintings from my 100 project. Between 1 February 2021 and 8 May 2021 I painted an abstract palm painting every day. In April the first 50 were launched for sale and most sold out within days. In mid May the second 50 will be offered for sale. Mailing subscribers get early bird notification of when the web link goes live so do sign up on the form at the foot of this page.
If you miss out do not worry because 20 of the palm paintings will be offered as giclee prints in a new range launching soon to include paintings on textured paper and gallery wrapped canvas.
Stop Press – If you liked the painting ‘Let it be divine’ shown on BBC One ‘Home is where the art is’ Series two, episode seven, you can buy a print on paper or canvas. Go to the prints section by pressing the prints button above for details
Kind words from lovely customers
“Having a painting of Mary’s on my wall at home brings me daily joy. Her work is stunning.” – Alex – Bristol UK
“Since discovering Mary and her artwork, my home has been kissed by the colour of her paintings. Her pieces are vivid, surreal, intense and nostalgic, taking you back to faraway places you’ve been before, or dream about visiting in the future. They will make your heart soar… they do mine.“ – Lillian – London UK
“The kind of paintings to give you a feel good factor by just looking at them. That’s the kind of energy I wanted!” – Olivia – France
All images on this web site are ©Mary Price2020
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