Jill Leman 'London Window' Greetings Card

This beautifully illustrated greeting card featuring Jill Leman’s ‘London Window’ is perfect to send to a friend.

This card has been left blank for your own message. 
Made with responsibly sourced paper.

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£3.95
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Material Paper
Dimensions 15 x 15cm
EAN/ISBN 5055325746893
SKU 12095530

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Product story

Jill Leman
London Window, 2022
Acrylic on paper, 36 x 36 cm

At the age of 16, Jill Leman enrolled at Colchester School of Art where she studied under the tutelage of John Nash and Edward Bawden. She then went on to study Graphic Design at the Central School of Art and Design, London (now Central Saint Martins). Jill’s inspiration comes from the people, places and objects around her, and she aims to give each painting its own life. Her work has been shown in many mixed exhibitions, including the Royal Academy of Arts, Ruth Borchard Self Portrait Competition, Royal Society of British Artists, and Royal Watercolour Society where she became the first female president.

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