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Diane Rendle

Diane Rendle (20th/21st. Century) was active/lived in South Africa.  Diane Rendle is known for Painting.

Born and raised in East Africa, Diane’s work is representative of diversity within culture, this combined with a love of travel and stories of explorers, creates work inspired by the vibrancy of foreign lands.  Early in life, Diane was immersed in a highly patterned environment with richly colored flora and fauna, providing a wealth of visual memories to inspire.  Diane’s work creates a world that cannot be realized, but is representative of a story-telling process, combined with her own imagination and ability to create this world inside her studio near the Scottish Borders.  The result is illustrative scenes delicately painted in acrylic with a gentle aesthetic, each one retelling a tale, much as a traveler would have done.

Diane Rendle was born and raised in East Africa.  After graduating from Hornsey College of Art, London in 1981 with a degree in Graphic Design and Illustration she moved to Edinburgh to work for a design consultancy.  Diane has had a number of solo exhibit   ...  [Displaying 1000 of 1140 characters.]  Artist bio

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