Annie Ovenden Sold at Auction Prices

Winter Beeches II

Oil on board. Framed and glazed. Private owner

Lightning Strike

Dramatic print by Annie Ovenden

Lightning Strike

Dramatic print by Annie Ovenden

Sheep Near Sterts

Sterts is an ancient farm, now arts centre, in Upton Cross, Cornwall.

Coulson Park in March

Coulson Park is beside the River Fowey, Lostwithiel, Cornwall.

Coulson Park in March

Coulson Park is beside the River Fowey, Lostwithiel, Cornwall.

Sunshine Through The Mist

Mounted print

Storm at Sea III

Mounted print

The Rusty Wheelbarrow, Lanhydrock Allotment

Mounted print. Lanhydrock (Cornish: Lannhedrek, meaning "church enclosure of St Hydrock") is a civil parish centred on a country estate and mansion in Cornwall, United Kingdom.

The Rusty Wheelbarrow, Lanhydrock Allotment

Mounted print. Lanhydrock (Cornish: Lannhedrek, meaning "church enclosure of St Hydrock") is a civil parish centred on a country estate and mansion in Cornwall, United Kingdom.

Storm at Sea III

Mounted print

Boconnoc in November

Boconnoc (Cornish: Boskennek) is a civil parish in Cornwall, England, United Kingdom, approximately four miles east of the town of Lostwithiel.

Allotment Garden – Lanhydrock

Mounted print. Lanhyrdock is a central place in the National Trust properties of Cornwall.

Allotment Garden – Lanhydrock

Mounted print. Lanhydrock is a central place in the National Trust properties in Cornwall.

Restormel Castle.

A print of Restormel Castle (Cornish: Kastel Rostorrmel) which lies by the River Fowey near Lostwithiel in Cornwall, England, UK. It is one of the four chief Norman castles of Cornwall, the others being Launceston, Tintagel and Trematon. The castle is notable for its perfectly circular design. Although once a luxurious residence of the Earl of Cornwall, the castle was all but ruined by the 16th century. It was briefly reoccupied and fought over during the English Civil War but was subsequently abandoned. It is now under the supervision of the English Heritage and open to the public.

Lightning Bolt: Annie Ovenden (b 1945)

Few of the artist's larger works come up for auction. This is a dramatic piece. Annie Ovenden is one of the original members of The Ruralists who formed in 1975 and consisted originally of seven artists; Each had their own style, yet shared many sentiments and sources of inspiration. A desire to understand and paint the elements of nature was combined with literary and musical influences. Annie has had several solo exhibitions and has exhibited in all The Ruralist exhibitions since 1976, the most recent being in June 2006. She is best known for her tree studies and paintings depicting the landscape of Cornwall where she lives and works.

Two Willows on Leyton Marsh: Annie Ovenden (b 1945)

The smaller of two paintings of this nature reserve in London. Annie Ovenden is one of the original members of The Ruralists who formed in 1975 and consisted originally of seven artists; Each had their own style, yet shared many sentiments and sources of inspiration. A desire to understand and paint the elements of nature was combined with literary and musical influences. Annie has had several solo exhibitions and has exhibited in all The Ruralist exhibitions since 1976, the most recent being in June 2006. She is best known for her tree studies and paintings depicting the landscape of Cornwall where she lives and works.

Black Sun, A Bird Ballet: Annie Ovenden (b 1945)

An evocative ballet of birds set against the exquisite English countryside. Annie Ovenden is one of the original members of The Ruralists who formed in 1975 and consisted originally of seven artists; Each had their own style, yet shared many sentiments and sources of inspiration. A desire to understand and paint the elements of nature was combined with literary and musical influences. Annie has had several solo exhibitions and has exhibited in all The Ruralist exhibitions since 1976, the most recent being in June 2006. She is best known for her tree studies and paintings depicting the landscape of Cornwall where she lives and works.

Lightning Bolt - Annie Ovenden

This dramatic large painting is the last big work Annie Ovbenden intends to paint. Annie Ovenden is a founder member of the Ruralists, and a member of the Arborealists and St Ives Society of Artists. Her work has been extensively exhibited and does well at auction. She has a delicate but firm line, and poised, fine brush stroke giving an elegant and impressive feel for the landscape. thelostmeadow.com/annie-ovenden

Two Willows at Leyton Marsh - Annie Ovenden

Annie Ovenden did two large paintings and one drawing of these willows in London. Annie Ovenden is a founder member of the Ruralists, and a member of the Arborealists and St Ives Society of Artists. Her work has been extensively exhibited and does well at auction. She has a delicate but firm line, and poised, fine brush stroke giving an elegant and impressive feel for the landscape. thelostmeadow.com/annie-ovenden

Tree at Castle Carey Park - Annie Ovenden

One of s series of pan and ink drawings Castle Carey is on the mainline from Cornwall to London. Annie Ovenden is a founder member of the Ruralists, and a member of the Arborealists and St Ives Society of Artists. Her work has been extensively exhibited and does well at auction. She has a delicate but firm line, and poised, fine brush stroke giving an elegant and impressive feel for the landscape. thelostmeadow.com/annie-ovenden

Poppies - Annie Ovenden

A delightful change of pace. Annie Ovenden is a founder member of the Ruralists, and a member of the Arborealists and St Ives Society of Artists. Her work has been extensively exhibited and does well at auction. She has a delicate but firm line, and poised, fine brush stroke giving an elegant and impressive feel for the landscape. thelostmeadow.com/annie-ovenden

Oak at Trewoon - Annie Ovenden

Since the early 70s Annie Ovenden has lived and worked in Cornwall, UK and many of her tree paintings are of the Cornish countryside. Trewoon is a village. Annie Ovenden is a founder member of the Ruralists, and a member of the Arborealists and St Ives Society of Artists. Her work has been extensively exhibited and does well at auction. She has a delicate but firm line, and poised, fine brush stroke giving an elegant and impressive feel for the landscape. thelostmeadow.com/annie-ovenden

Hampstead Heath Remembered - Annie Ovenden

A view of the famous Heath in London. Annie Ovenden is a founder member of the Ruralists, and a member of the Arborealists and St Ives Society of Artists. Her work has been extensively exhibited and does well at auction. She has a delicate but firm line, and poised, fine brush stroke giving an elegant and impressive feel for the landscape. thelostmeadow.com/annie-ovenden

Evening Light - Annie Ovenden

One of Annie Ovenden's smaller works. Annie Ovenden is a founder member of the Ruralists, and a member of the Arborealists and St Ives Society of Artists. Her work has been extensively exhibited and does well at auction. She has a delicate but firm line, and poised, fine brush stroke giving an elegant and impressive feel for the landscape. thelostmeadow.com/annie-ovenden

Annie Ovenden (1945- ) British. "Here Comes Summer", Oil on Board, Signed and Dated 1982 with a Three Leaf Clover in Pencil, and Signed and Inscribed on reverse, 12" x 10".

Annie Ovenden (1945-) Tree at Pulteney Bridge, Bath, 1980 14 x 17in.

Annie Ovenden (1945-) oil on board, Tree at Pulteney Bridge, Bath, 1980 signed and dated, 14 x 17in.

* Brotherhood of Ruralists. Colour poster, c.

* Brotherhood of Ruralists. Colour poster, c. 1975, colour poster, signed by members of the Brotherhood of Ruralists (Graham Arnold, Ann Arnold, Peter Blake, Jann Howarth, David Inshaw, Graham Ovenden and Annie Ovenden), printed in an edition of 40 (numbered to lower right corner), 58 x 45cm (23 x 19ins), framed and glazed (1) PLEASE NOTE: Buyer's premium for this lot is 21%

Anne Ovenden (b. 1945)

Anne Ovenden (b. 1945) Bodmin Park signed and dated 'Annie Ovenden 1990' (lower right) gouache 12 x 9 in. (30.5 x 22.8 cm.)

ANNIE OVENDEN "View of Bath", signed and dated

ANNIE OVENDEN "View of Bath", signed and dated 1980, oil on board, 14.5" x 17.5"" Provenance: The reverse with a label of The Piccadilly Gallery Private Collection