Graham Webber
Graham is a multi-award winning professional artist born in North East Essex and is an elected member of The Royal Institute of Oil Painters (ROI). His love of landscape oil painting stems from the adaptability and responsiveness of oil paint as well as his family connections to the landscape. East Anglian painters such as Edward Seago, Harry Becker and John Constable are constant sources of inspiration. Most of Graham's paintings are influenced by changing atmospheres and appreciation of nature and the landscape itself whether at home in East Anglia or further afield.
He was commissioned to write oil painting and drawing chapters in a book entitled 'Artists Painting Techniques' published by Dorling Kindersley and was the consultant artist for 'Artists Drawing Techniques' by the same publishers. He writes articles regularly for The Artist Magazine, has been featured in Artists and Illustrators Magazine and is listed in 'Who's Who in Art'. Graham's paintings have also been used on set for the BBC. His first instructional film 'Inspired by Atmosphere' was produced by Townhouse Films in 2022 and is available on DVD or to stream and a book about Graham and his work, published in the same year, was written by gallery director Adrian Hill FRSA. He is available to give painting demonstrations to art groups and societies, and his willingness to share his insights and techniques with passion and enthusiasm is always popular.
Graham's represented by Thompson’s Gallery and Adrian Hill Fine Art and his paintings are collected throughout the UK, Europe and the USA and are also held in the Albert Sloman Library's (University of Essex) permanent collection.
Offers: Demonstrations, Workshops, Appraisals / Critiques, Mini workshops, Holidays, Online sessions
Media: Oil, Pencil/Acrylic sketchbook
Subjects: Landscape, Coastal, Boats, Cityscapes, Buildings, Cows
Will travel to: Graham is based in Essex and willing to travel nationwide. Please contact him for more details.
Email: gwebberart@gmail.com
Phone: 07934 670713
