About Our Artists

Philip Snow is a hugely popular wildlife illustrator, and former BBC wildlife Artist of the year. His work has hung on the walls of many of this Nations most exclusive galleries such as The Barbican and The Mall Gallery. His work has featured in over 100 nature books, and may be recognised from appearances in magazines such as BBC Wildlife, RSPB Birds and Country Life.

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As a working Artist for over thirty years, Janet Treby is best known for her stunning wildlife studies. Something she attributes to a childhood spent growing up in a small country village in Bedfordshire. Heavily influenced by her scenic surroundings she says that she realised that she wanted to become a professional Artist at the age of eleven and resolved to make that her path in life.

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Born and raised in Manchester David Bez  is a highly collectable and contemporary Northern Artist, illustrator and Glass Designer. His work draws inspiration from the Urban, Industrial, and pastoral landscapes surrounding his home.

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Lawrie Williamson was born in 1932, and educated in Derbyshire. The subject matter of his paintings can vary widely from canvas to canvas. However a single factor is common to all his paintings, the use of light. Whether it be flying kites on the beach or stunning views of Venice, each painting is underpinned with light that comes alive off the page.