Artists Middleham`s painters and sculptors

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Julie Whitwham

Traditional Equine & Animal Studies

Local artist specialising in coloured pencil, pastel
and watercolours,....

Visit my website at: www.juliewhitwham.co.uk

See my Spine/Scoliosis story too!

Jo Stockdale
A former Middleham resident, now living in Richmond, Jo looks beyond a photographical image and captures the essence and character of the individual. Her work is available in print and card form - to find out more visit Jo's website.

website: http://www.jostockdale.com

JENNY ATKINS
Illustrator and Landscape Painter in Oils & Acrylic
Specialising in local scenes

Jenny may be contacted regarding commissions or
paintings for sale on

01969 625292

Of interest to all our local artists ~ Local suppliers of Artists materials & Framing Services!

Wensleydale Galleries
Framing Studio
Proprietor: M.A. Richardson

Unit 1, Herriot Court, Leyburn Business Park, Harmby Road, Leyburn DL8 5QA

Phone: 01969 623488 Fax: 01969 624746

Website: www.wensleydalegalleries.co.uk

Email address: [email protected]

Telephone: 01609 761775 Call us for information on products etc., your enquiries are always welcome....	The Art Shop 230 High Street Northallerton North Yorkshire DL7 8LU	In-store demonstrations Framing specialists Special Offers
Visit our Website: www.theartshops.co.uk

THE MIDDLEHAM QUILTERS
Making exquisite, patterned quilts at the Middleham Key Centre on a Monday afternoon. Their `Millenium Hanging` (see below) is proudly displayed in the foyer of the Key Centre.

A colourful display at one the Quilter's popular Exhibitions held at the Middleham Key Centre

At work on one of the quilts

The magnificent 'The Millenium Hanging' a depiction in fabrics and threads of the Town of Middleham
clearly showing the Castle, the Bridge, the Church, the Stables and all the other main, familiar buildings. This work of art was presented to the Key Centre to mark the new Millenium and can be seen in the foyer there.