Angela Newberry is a distinguished printmaker known for her linocuts, relief prints, and screenprints. Born in Surrey, England in 1934, she studied at Kingston School of Art and the Royal College of Art in London, where she was tutored by notable artists like Edward Bawden and Julian Trevelyan.
Newberry’s work is heavily inspired by the landscapes of Australia, where she spends part of her time. Her prints often depict natural scenes and are created using traditional printmaking techniques. She has studios in both the UK and Australia, allowing her to draw inspiration from diverse environments.
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Her career began with a focus on interior design and exhibition stands, but she later transitioned to printmaking, setting up her studio in 1984. Newberry’s prints are known for their intricate detail and vibrant use of colour, capturing the essence of the landscapes she loves.
If you’re interested in seeing her work, you can visit her official website or look for exhibitions featuring her prints in both the UK and Australia
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