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Window Sill
Art print by Jane Robbins #428310
About the artist
Jane Robbins studied at Eastbourne School of Art under print-maker Robert Tavener, who was a great influence and support. He advised her to go to Hornsey College of Art where she studied Graphic Design. During subsequent years of teaching art and working, she continued to produce her own work - mainly printmaking, but also for a while designing knitting patterns.
She later began to work in paper collage, which combined a life-long interest in flat pattern, patchwork and found objects, mixing them together to produce new decorative images. Jane finds patterns everywhere - magazines, packaging, even the insides of envelopes - but mainly in newspapers, The Guardian being the very best source. She might use a picture of a flock of birds to cut out the shape of a cloud, a skyscraper might become the veins of a leaf, a check shirt may become a building. She often forgets where they originally came from - allowing them to take on a new life of their own.
Reviews
Heather T. Verified
Brought to match up with another picture in this range. A Good quality canvas. Better quality than the ones I had seen in DIY and home store retailers. Purchased this 40 x40 canvas for a reasonable price. Lovely bold colours that can be matched with the soft furnishings in my room. Very happy with this purchase.
