Paintings of the North East of England

Emily Ward has painted numerous paintings of the North East of England. Hundreds of customers from all around the world have commissioned these paintings. The North East paintings are bright, vibrant and unique. It is very clear which iconic North East scene Emily is painting but she adds a contemporary twist. The contemporary twist is created by adding splashes of colour over the North East painting.  Emily often uses the splashes to represent the rough sea along the North East coast.

North East Castle Paintings

The North East of England has many famous landmarks to paint. Emily has painted the castles along the coast. https://www.emilywardart.com/store/North-East-Canvas-Prints-c50776159 

Bamburgh castle, Alnwick castle, Dunstanburgh Castle and Tynemouth Priory are just a few. All of these castles are located next to the North East Sea. Emily captures their location by adding splashes of paint to represent the rough sea.

North East Bridges and Buildings Paintings

Emily also creates paintings of iconic North East landmarks in the centre of Newcastle Upon Tyne. Newcastle is the nearest city to Emily’s studio and she frequently visits the bridges. Emily has produced a collection of paintings based on the centre of Newcastle. These are the Tynebridge, Millennium Bridge, The Baltic Center for Contemporary Art and the Sage. This particular collection of North East paintings are extremely bright. Emily has placed the iconic landscape in a bright and beautiful flower scene. The colours of the flowers  complement the colours of the buildings and bridges.

Other North East Painters

There are many other artist who have painted North East scenes. One of Emily Ward’s favourites is an artist called Joanna Wish Art. https://www.joannewishart.co.uk/ Joanna Wishart's North east of England paintings are also very bright and vibrant. Joanna uses a lot of collage work in her artwork. 

Emily and Joanna are based in the North East of England. In Fact their studios are no more than three miles apart. Emily continues to paint North East of England paintings. They are very popular but particularly with local residents and shops.