I'm pleased to tell you that it now looks likely that I will be participating in a two-artist show in June 2012, in Highgate, London. Full details when confirmed will be available on the diary page in the menu on the right.
I am still writing posts for my new art blog to keep you updated on what I'm up to art-wise... new work, insights and sketches, ideas etc. You can subscribe for updates by visiting the blog and clicking the 'sign up' button in the right hand menu in the blog window.
The Green Pebble ART! guide to East Anglia which I have a page in, has gathered a regional award! Available in many bookshops and other outlets throughout East Anglia, it's a very attractive and useful guide for anyone interested in the arts, artists, galleries & museums etc, both contemporary and historic in the region.
Please do contact me (01485 520116 or email info@marifrench.com) to arrange to view new work or to arrange a commission (see below).
COMMISSIONS TAKEN… a unique gift for that special occasion or person
Please contact me to discuss your requirements. I will consider most landscape/coastal or flower subjects. I prefer to have some experience of the subject matter rather than working solely from photos, so travel may possibly be a factor in the final price.
“It's rare to find fresh and original art with a real feel for the landscape”
(A. Richmond, Hawick)
"First prize went to a little jewel of a painting…'Indian Summer' by Mari French. The judges were taken by the sheer joy, freedom and delight in the medium…"
(West Highland Free Press)
Purchasing/viewing more work
This site shows a representative selection of our work, and we try to keep it updated with new work and details of exhibitions, so please revisit!
Please ask us to email larger files of work you are interested in, or you could visit my blog where a selection of paintings are available to view at higher resolution in the 'gallery' section.
Sizes of works are approx.
image size. Prices include mounts and frames (unless otherwise indicated).
Mounts: conservation quality 'Antique white' mount board
Frames: pale wood usually ash, sometimes limewaxed, simple profiles
Canvases are deep-sided (without staples showing) and unframed, (unless otherwise indicated)