Striding into Jitterbug in September Mountain Art by Tara Glover


Moutain Art by Tara Glover
September in the Jitterbug Gallery
Tara Glover is this months guest artist in the Jitterbug Gallery. The Artist is often found on mountain treks when she isn't painting so the artist's natural subject is the mountains she climbs. Tara has a unique approach to using watercolour to paint the silhouette of the mountains and its distinguishing features. A fresh contemporary approach.

The Hoad Hill in Tara's Lake District Original Series is currently included in the showcase of her work in the Jitterbug Gallery.
The Artist's work is inspired by the natural contours and quiet beauty of the Lake District and the surrounding fells, she creates minimalist paintings that reflect a deep connection to the local landscapes.
The unique approach by the Artist to her original artwork creates easily recognisable favourite landscapes. To add a flair to your home decorating. There are many options to choose from of this affordable original art style.

Tara also has a detailed painting of Roanhead included in her exhibition work. Showing the mountains silhouetted against a dramatic sunset.
The Guest Artist slot at Jitterbug will last the whole month of September and Tara makes very affordable art for all those interested in purchasing a unique style contemporary original artwork.

I am sure you will enjoy viewing the original artwork exhibited in the Gallery at Jitterbug. Tara Glover's art is exhibited among the work of other local artists who just love to create original Art and appreciate the support of curious visitors.

The Jitterbug Gallery
The Jitterbug Gallery is found on the top floor of the Jitterbug shop in Market St in Ulverston. A charming little show selling collectibles and gifts. Check out Jitterbug's Facebook page for more information about the shop, or times of opening and location can be found on Google maps if you are unsure where it is or what days and times the shop opens.


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On Behalf of Barrow Society of Artists



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