MARCELLE SEABOURNE ARTIST
Influences
After my mother, who painted softly toned watercolours of local scenes in Northamptonshire when I was a child, perhaps my most formative influence stems from my aunt and uncle. They have encouraged and inspired me to become a full-time artist and I always enjoy visiting galleries and talking about other artists with them (Paul Cezanne, Gwen John, Winifred Nicholson, Georgio Morandi, Paul Klee, Euan Uglow, Richard Diebenkorn to name but a few). Our conversations about perception, artistic ideas and my own work continue to prompt me to think, learn and develop.
After my mother, who painted softly toned watercolours of local scenes in Northamptonshire when I was a child, perhaps my most formative influence stems from my aunt and uncle. They have encouraged and inspired me to become a full-time artist and I always enjoy visiting galleries and talking about other artists with them (Paul Cezanne, Gwen John, Winifred Nicholson, Georgio Morandi, Paul Klee, Euan Uglow, Richard Diebenkorn to name but a few). Our conversations about perception, artistic ideas and my own work continue to prompt me to think, learn and develop.
