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Leonie Cronin Dulwich Open Studio – May 8/9, 15/16

Posted in Leonie Cronin, Uncategorized, tagged , , , , on May 7, 2010 | 1 Comment »

Léonie Cronin Invites you to see her new works Atalanta & Hippomenes at our Open Studios   Dulwich Open House May 8/9 and May 15/16 11am-6pm Bainbridge Studios 1 sydenham Place, off Sydenham place, Landsdowne Hill, London SE27 0AP There will also be an exhibition in the Gallery: ‘Shapeshifters’ drawings and screen-prints by resident artist Takayuki [...]

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34 South London Women Artists in Dulwich Open House

Posted in Beth Wintgens, Deanna Jackson, Edori Iris Fertig, Gabrielle Bradshaw, Helen Bridges, Ilinca Cantacuzino, Jennifer Merrell, Jenny Ronay, Joan Byrne, Joan eytle Kendall, Jolie Goodman, Julia Burnett, Julie Bennett, Lene Bladbjerg, Leonie Cronin, Liz Charsley-Jory, Liz Dalton, Lucy Bainbridge, Lucy Duke, Marcia Bennett Male, Mary Mellish, Moira Jarvis, Pia Randall-Goddard, Sheena Symes, Sue Blandford, Susan Wood, Tina Mammoser, Virrgo, kate Pritchard, tagged , , , , , on May 5, 2010 | Leave a Comment »

If you missed us at Bankside Gallery last week here’s another unparalled chance to see the work of lots of South London Women Artists.

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Featured Artist: Leonie Cronin

Posted in Interview, Leonie Cronin, tagged , , on September 4, 2009 | Leave a Comment »

Many sources of inspiration: Interview with Leonie Cronin By Susan Wood Leonie, has art always been important to you? Yes. At age 15 I went to Chelsea Art School and from there went on to do a BA Hons in Fine Art at Norwich Art School. In my final year my first child was born [...]

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Leonie Cronin

Posted in Leonie Cronin, tagged , on March 4, 2008 | 1 Comment »

Mrs Montagu’s Friends 1  180 x 90cm  acrylic on linen  2004  [more work below] Artist statement: Leonie Cronin paints figurative paintings and draws in a variety of media. She enjoys painting people and likes to capture essences of human characters. Using symbolism and colour her paintings depict the subject in a context which draws upon [...]

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