Art by
Beverley Fry

Fry on the Wall
Studio Gallery
Much Wenlock
Shropshire TF13 6PN

Tel: 01952 728576

Beverley Fry Art

Beverley has been painting professionally since 1983, she has had many group & one-women exhibitions in London, Paris, Dublin & now the U.S.

See me talking about my 2012 calendar hereLondon Literature Festival

I'm thrilled to be Festival Artist for the London Literature Festival at the Festival Hall on The Southbank, see details and a selection of my sketches here.

Much Wenlock Calendar

I have helped to produce the Much Wenlock 2012 'Trading Places' calendar which is now available for sale at the Guildhall. See details here.

Gallery Updates

I have added a Visual Blog from the 2010 Wenlock Poetry Festival here

Commissions

I have been quite busy with commission work - you can see some of my latest paintings here.

Writing on the Wall

Visit my blog... click here for my Writing on The Wall!

About Beverley Fry

Her work was accepted by the Royal Academy & she has paintings in the collection of the Duchess of Kent. Beverley opened her own successful studio gallery Fry on the Wall in 1998.

Beverley is a versatile artist who works in a variety of ways, using oils, mixed media & specialises in watercolour. Her subject matter is varied and she works with ease on both large and small scale.

Amongst her public art work is a very large laminated watercolour of a garden commissioned by the League of Friends at the New Community Hospital in Cannock, Staffordshire. It hangs in the main entrance of the hospital.

"Poppies are becoming a trade mark for me, with the commission from National Memorial Arboretum in Staffordshire, work featured in the Daily Telegraph".

Expressive flower oils were recently shown with Artspace at Barn Galleries Henly on Thames.

Poppy Cow and Lily Cow, life size fibre glass cows decorated for Cow Parade have been shown in Manchester.

A large oil painting of Poppies was selected by Lord Lloyd Webber and an Art panel to be part of the Daily Mail's, Not the Turner Prize Competition and exhibited in London's Mall Gallery during 2004.