Joshua Fennell
Joshua is seen as one of the finer new talents, his technique displays a rich palette which has been influenced from multiple disciplines. His paintings show an unusually sensitive response to the brilliance and clarity of light, combined with his natural ability as a colourist.
Art Work
Pont Neuf Paris
Size: 23 x 23 cm
Flower Market, Paris
Size: 40 x 45 cm
Flowers in a Ginger Jar
Size: 22 x 28 cm
Sea Glitter
Size: 23 x 23 cm
Morning by the Lake
Size: 31 x 31 cm
Evening from Mosman
Size: 33 x 58 cm
Cremorne Point
Size: 15 x 26 cm
The Harbour From North Head
Size: 40 x 31 cm
Evening Light Sydney
Size: 15 x 25 cm
Afternoon Balmoral
Size: 26 x 31 cm
Balmoral Beach
Size: 26 x 31 cm
Towards The Arc De Triumph
Size: 21 x 26 cm
Morning Light
Size: 36 x 40 cm
Sea Glitter Venice
Size: 16 x 20 cm
Joshua Fennell's Biography
Born in Sydney in 1979, but later moved to the Central Coast with his parents and older brother Benjamin in 1980. He attended the Central Coast Grammar School from the age of nine and studied art throughout his school life, concluding with the Higher School Certificate. He then went on to study at the Julian Ashton Art School in Sydney where he enjoyed the stimulating atmosphere.
Josh has always shown a keen interest in drawing and painting from an early age, often working alongside his established artist father Peter Fennell. Which helped has enabled him to develop his own individual approach to his work. As Joshua has demonstrated a broad appreciation of styles and techniques throughout his work, where we see him look more towards figurative studies, especially in pastels and oils. We also see Josh's love of the Australian countryside and beaches in his landscapes.
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As an award winning artist, Josh is exhibiting in two Sydney Galleries and won the Hunter Valley Grammar School “Open Oils Award” in 1998. In 2001 he won the Camberwell Rotary Study Grant Award, which allowed him to study overseas at the Angel Academy in Florence. While in Europe he travelled extensively and visited all the major galleries and in 2002 he returned to Europe. Where he held a successful exhibition within a gallery in Jersey, his mother’s home island in the Channel Isles.
The work in this exhibition showcased his travels throughout Europe.
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