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Looks Familiar: A charger of the Life Guards admires a sculpture of itself created by Zoe Carmichael, the first sculptor-in-residence with the Household Cavalry. It will go on show at the Osborne Studio Gallery in London from tomorrow until November 3.

Wednesday 16th October

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Galloping to Great Heights, Country Life by Annunciata Elwes

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Household Cavalry sculptor-in-residence After years in a city job, Zoë Carmichael was destined to devote herself to the antique discipline of sculpture and immortalise her favourite subjects – horses – in bronze

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RACING POST, 'Kitty's Sculpture Takes Centre Stage' by Peter Thomas

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My grandfather met Winston Churchill in the WWI trenches – he said he liked his hat

Paul Maze, ‘the last of the post-Impressionists’ had a lifelong friendship with Churchill. Now, their descendants are continuing the legacy. by Victoria Moore

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Tom Peacock speaks to the Argentinian artist about a work appearing in the Osborne Studio Gallery

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Blakey explains how she creates her unique pictures, as well as how fate intervened and put paid to a very different career choice.

By Julie Harding for Your Horse March 2024

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How large-scale landscape painter Christopher Baker feels alive in extreme environments from Canadian Rockies to the Norwegian Arctic.

By Jeannine Williamson for Sussex Life.

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Sailing on Air

Angeline Wilcox celebrates 100 years of the Shipping Forecast's first radio broadcast, featuring Pereira's seascape painting.

By Angeline Wilcox for The Best of British

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A feature of Garry Pereira's wild British landscapes.

For Country Life.

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Exhibition, news and events from the art world.

Classically trained in Florence, Henrietta Abel Smith paints meticulous flower portraits in her Chelsea studio, featuring flowers picked from her mother's garden in the Cotswolds.

By Jane Stroud for Leisure Painter magazine's Diary.

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Britain’s new flower power painter

How Henrietta Abel Smith has brought old-fashioned floral portraiture back into fashion

By Lisa Grainger for The Times

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A return to the golden age.

'An English Country Garden' first exhibition of flowers, fruits and plants, by British artist Henrietta Abel Smith, in the dutch flemish tradition, at Osborne Studio Gallery.

By Theo Woodham-Smith for International Excellence Luxury Magazine (IX Magazine)

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An Iranian artist whose drawing of a woman without breasts and a groin went viral is to dedicate his upcoming London exhibit to “all the brave women” fighting for their rights in his country of birth, including murdered Mahsa Amini.

Forty-six-year-old Raoof Haghighi, who has lived in the UK since 2009, is to showcase some of his “favourite surreal and hyperrealistic portraits and drawings” in mid-April as part of solo exhibit Painting is Like Breathing for Me.

Danielle Desouza, Evening Standard, 20th March 2023

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"One of England's most respected stage, film and television actors and also a very skilled painter. We are delighted to show a collection of John's paintings depicted from his world travels and filming locations."

Read WWD's article on Ruben Alterio's upcoming OSG exhibition (PDF)

https://henryandjames.co.uk/news-post/painting-of-the-month-january-2019/

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"Like many of us, Lucy Dickens is a keen observer of London life. But she goes a step further and illustrates these observations. Literally. Admire her sketches at the Osborne Studio Gallery from 28 April to 13 May."

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Billionaire - Article on Artist Lucy Dickens.

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http://www.telegraph.co.uk/history/world-war-two/12176414/When-the-voice-of-racing-sought-to-provoke-a-workers-rising-against-the-Nazis.html

The fabulous Katie O'Sullivan, whose work is available from the Osbourne Studio Gallery was featured in Notting Hill and Holland Park magazine this month.

You can read the feature here.

Or browse Katie's stunning collection in our gallery.