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LAUREN AVERY HUTTON<br />

Painting allows Lauren to explore various concepts of colour, varying<br />

textures and brushwork to best depict her vision. Beyond the<br />

composition of the painting, her main focus is colour… saturating,<br />

sensual, vibrant, intoxicating. Her application of colour is firstly<br />

expressive, and secondly theoretical. She is always observing and<br />

thinking about light; painting with colours to uplift and give energy.<br />

Lauren starts with a pre-conceived idea and lets the colours of the<br />

pigment develop instinctively. While she paints for herself, she also<br />

hopes that some of her paintings will be psychologically uplifting<br />

and environmentally enhancing to the viewer as well.<br />

Lauren graduated from Skidmore College in the U.S. with a B.S. in<br />

Art. She is currently painting landscapes (also people as landscape)<br />

mostly in oil, but continues to paint in acrylic, as well as watercolour<br />

depending on the composition.<br />

lauren@laurenaveryhutton.com<br />

www.laurenaveryhutton.com<br />

‘Chris-Teas Tea Room’ (detail)<br />

Oil on canvas<br />

©Artist<br />

Photo: John Vincent<br />

I chose to paint this image for a number of reasons.<br />

Digswell Arts Trust / Fenners is a near neighbour of Chris-Teas Tea<br />

Room, which perpetuates a quintessentially British tradition.<br />

Tea Rooms in early Letchworth would have been similar. I researched<br />

Arts and Crafts patterns and colours to paint on the china, as<br />

Letchworth has an important place in the Arts and Crafts period.<br />

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