Sarah Ollerenshaw, Woodland Pathway

Sarah Ollerenshaw
Woodland Pathway
Original Acrylic Painting on Canvas
Acrylic Paint on Board
Framed in a White Box Frame
Image size: H 50cm x W 90cm x D 0.7cm
Framed Size: H 81cm x W 114cm x D 2cm
Please note that in situ images are purely an indication of how a piece may look.

Woodland Pathway is an original acrylic painting by Sarah Ollerenshaw. This piece is split into 3 planes by the forested areas and the track, creating a strong focal point.

Sarah Ollerenshaw is an artist with a background in fine art restoration. She studied Spanish and History of Art at Birmingham University and then took a postgraduate diploma at Christie’s Education which in turn led to an apprenticeship in restoration and conservation. Throughout her studies and restoration work she has always painted and is largely self – taught. Despite her love for restoration it became clear that her passion for paint was moving in to a more personal direction and Sarah welcomed the gradual shift of being able to spend more time in her Wimbledon studio. Whilst concentrating on her own art she also embraced a two-year stint as artist in residence at Kensington Prep where she devised and taught history of art related projects to the children. She now paints full time and is a mother to two wonderful children.

Sarah Ollerenshaw is an artist with a background in fine art restoration. She studied Spanish and History of Art at Birmingham University and then took a postgraduate diploma at Christie's Education which in turn led to an apprenticeship in restoration and conservation. Throughout her studies and restoration work she has always painted and is largely self - taught. Despite her love for restoration it became clear that her passion for paint was moving in to a more personal direction and Sarah welcomed the gradual shift of being able to spend more time in her Wimbledon studio. Whilst concentrating on her own art she also embraced a two-year stint as artist in residence at Kensington Prep where she devised and taught history of art related projects to the children. She now paints full time and is a mother to two wonderful children.