Jacqueline Stanley HRHA sees landscape as containing a parallel to our present-day life, in forms and resonances, and not as a ‘misty’, obscure or pastoral subject matter. Stanley’s large drawings, from rugged Wicklow to the wetlands of Cork reveal a vital response into how her environment influences her work. Her dynamic approach to drawing is continued in her more recent studies of Dublin.

Born in 1928, in London; Jacqueline Stanley studied at Beckenham College of Art and Royal College of Art, London 1949-52. A prolific painter and printmaker, her early work documented a rapidly changing London, before becoming primarily concerned with landscape. Jacqueline has exhibited widely and much of her work is in major public and private collections.

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