Original prints by Angela Harding inspired by the British countryside


The inspiration for my work is the flora and fauna of the British countryside. I live in the village of Wing in Rutland. My studio is at the bottom of my garden and overlooks English farmland and often forms the backdrop to my work. 

Still Waters & Wild Waves

Featuring over 50 original illustrations of dramatic seascapes and reflective rivers, alongside photography of the stunning places that inspire my artwork, this beautiful new book captures the waters that move us. 

‘A blue-green sketchbook sits at the edge of my studio desk. It is covered in decorative paper that is now frayed and tattered. These marks are evidence of its travels, as far north as Shetland and as far south as the Isles of Scilly. Of days at sea and cycling across moorland. It has sat beside me on beaches and cliff tops, on small island planes and huge ferries, on trains and bicycles.

Going to places of old that I have revisited many times, as well as new destinations long lived in my imagination. Some of the pages are stained with Scottish rain and spilt coffees. This sketchbook holds scribbles and memories that tell the tales of still waters and wild waves. Its pages are a record of a printmaker’s journey and they are at the heart of this book.’

In this gorgeous book, I take readers with me on my travels across rivers and seas, featuring beautiful paintings and prints, pages from my personal sketchbooks and stunning photos. It is a joyful celebration of water and wildlife across Britain – perfect for art admirers and nature lovers everywhere.

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