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Oil Sticks, Oil and Cold Wax on Canvas
Dimensions: 50 cm x 150 cm
Framed
Caroline Mackintosh SWA is a contemporary landscape painter based in Suffolk. She studied at Norwich Art School, followed by a career teaching art in local primary schools and training other teachers in the delivery of the art curriculum. Caroline is a member of The Society of Women Artists (SWA). She was shortlisted for The Sir John Hurt Art Prize in 2021, 2022, 2023 and 2024 and 2026, shortlisted for the inaugural Mannington Nature Award, longlisted for Jackson’s Art Prize 2025 and 2026 and the Behind The Artist Art Prize 2026.
The artist works mainly with oil and cold wax and oil pigment sticks. Lying somewhere between figurative and abstraction, her paintings are concerned with capturing the form and contours of the land, rather than a literal representation of place.
“As a landscape artist living in the flat lands of East Anglia, my inspiration comes largely from the Norfolk and Suffolk marshes and coastal estuaries that surround me, but also from travels further afield, in particular Scotland and Ireland. Drawn to the strong shapes, lines and patterns formed by the complex interplay of water and land in the landscape, my work attempts to portray the vast horizons and expansive nature of these landscapes. My work acts as a visual diary of walks taken. Sketches are made and they, along with photographs taken, are used back in my studio to develop into larger paintings.”
– Caroline Mackintosh
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