Sarah Spackman RBA ROI
Anemone - o/b - 30 x 25cm
Aspidistra Corner - o/l - 75 x 60cm
Avocado - o/l - 76 x 56cm
Dahlias - o/b - 35 x 25cm
Market Satsumas - o/l - 25 x 30cm
Chichester Egg Box - o/b - 25 x 40cm
Apricots - o/b - 20 x 25cm
Early Spring Table - o/l - 66 x 92cm
Greengage Bowl - o/b - 40 x 51cm
Night Oranges - o/b - 38 x 45cm
Pears and Figs - o/l - 40 x 51cm
Pomegranate Shelf - o/l - 76 x 92cm
Purple Tulips - o/l - 61 x 51cm
Red Quince Flower - o/b - 30 x 20cm
Rose Jug - o/l - 46 x 41cm
Rosehips - o/b - 57 x 46cm
Three Lemons - o/p - 16 x 19cm
Little Plum Bowl - o/b - 20 x 25cm
Three Oranges - o/b - 20 x 25cm
Two Chinese Tea Cups - o/b - 20 x 30cm
White Rose Head - o/b - 32 x 31cm
Three Figs - o/b - 20 x 25cm
Three Pears - o/b - 25 x 25cm
White Rose - o/b - 30 x 20cm
Three Figs 2 - o/b - 20 x 30cm
Pear Dance - o/l - 30 x 35cm
Pears and Cup - o/b - 30 x 30cm
Orange Bowl - o/b - 25 x 30cm
Garden Rose - o/b - 30 x 25cm
Lemon Balance - o/l - 51 x 61cm
Loaf Mountain - o/b - 28 x 58cm
Sarah Spackman, born in 1958, is a contemporary figurative artist particularly well known for her still life oil paintings. She works from a studio in Oxford that was once a punt building workshop.
Her practice focuses on the principle that good drawing is the basis of good painting and that colour should be used to enhance the organisation and definition of observed space and form. Sarah works in a considered way, with close observation.
Sarah trained at Byam Shaw School of Art, London and graduated from Camberwell School of Art in 1981. She was elected as a member of the Royal Society of British Artists RBA in 2019, and a member of the Royal Institute of Oil Painters ROI, in 2022. She is also a member of the Small Paintings Group and the Oxford Art Society. Sarah’s work is in many private collections world wide as well as the collection of the Allied Irish Bank. Her work has also been selected for the Jerwood Drawing Competition, the NEAC, the ROI, the RBA and the Discerning Eye Exhibitions. Sarah exhibits regularly with several galleries throughout the UK.
Sarah Spackman has been represented by Thackeray Gallery since 2023.