Angela Gaughan

ANGELA GAUGHAN F.W.A.S.I.

www.angelagaughan.co.uk

Angela was born and educated in Wales, where she studied portrait painting with Andrew Vicari, a former student of the prestigious Slade School of Art. Angela subsequently trained alongside Gareth Hawkes.

Over the years Angela has developed her style and techniques and has been fortunate to have worked with numerous artists who have influenced her development.

Angela has exhibited regularly, including The Marylebone Gallery London, and has many paintings in private collections all over the world, including Italy, Germany and the United States of America. Angela was awarded the David Shepherd Award for the best work depicting an endangered species at the 25th anniversary exhibition for The Wildlife Art Society International at Nature in Art Gloucester in June 2017, and the Simon Combes Award for the best depiction of an African animal in it’s own environment in June 2018.

Angela works in all mediums and has demonstrated for Max water - soluble oils, Daler Rowney and for Derwent Pencils, the Artist and Leisure Painter magazines and Chromacolour. She has demonstrated her techniques at a variety of shows and exhibitions and also on television.

Angela is President and founder member of The Tamworth Society of Artists, a Professional Associate member of the SAA, fellow member of T.W.A.S.I. (The Wildlife Art society International) and is a regular contributor to the Leisure Painter magazine. She is the author of two books “The Art Of Angela Gaughan” and “How to Paint Wildlife in Acrylics”, holds regular workshops, demonstrations and classes in her own studio, as well as teaching Winsor & Newton watercolour on P & O Cruise Ships, and is most renowned for commissioned portraits and wildlife studies.

ANGELA CAN BE CONTACTED ON: 0115 779 0966

MOBILE: 07481812724

EMAIL: angela@angelagaughan.co.uk