• Christina Blacklaws President of the Law Society 22 x 29 inches

  • Charles Dance 13 x 9 inches London

  • Jeanne Stainer 38 x 24 inches London

  • Kevin Ching 18 x 19 inches Hong Kong

  • Olivia Williams 16 x 10 inches London

  • Shane Warne 46 x 29 inches London

  • Tracey Chang 24 x 16 inches London

  • Will Riccio 24 x 16 inches London

  • Marcelle and Sally 21 x 22 inches Los Angeles

  • Sam Rush 21 x 29 inches London

  • John Studzinski 16 x 10 inches London

  • Elizabeth Philion 36 x 44 inches London

  • Ian 14 x 14 inches London

  • Sunil Mittal 30 x 42 inches Delhi

  • Isaac, Charles and Raphael 6 feet x 4 feet Toronto

  • Dr Prathap Reddy 40 x 47 inches Chennai

  • Richard Jordan 26 x 22 inches London

  • Ben Lucas 14 x 10 inches

  • Ajit Gulabchand 48 x 40 inches Mumbai

  • Edward Frazer 29 x 31 inches London

  • Curtis Bashaw 40 x 32 inches New York

  • US Ambassador Robert Tuttle 47 x 36 inches London

  • Cherry and Frank 42 x 55 inches Hong Kong

  • Sir William Castell 34 x 32 inches London

“In the portraits Fanny pulls something extraordinary out of her subjects.
And in the quiet portraits, her subjects pull something extraordinary out of her.”

The Portraits are traditional portraits in that they show the full face of the subject and are painted with fastidious attention.

The Quiet Portraits are subtle sidelong glimpses of a subject. Painted spontaneously, they are smaller than the Portraits.

The Portraits

Humanity is my subject; it has always fascinated me; we homo sapiens are masters at perceiving wordless communication. I have subliminally honed and heightened this intrinsic sensitivity in me, and in every face I can instinctively see the best of who a person really is, and their beauty.

This gift enables me to portray real communication from my portrait to the viewer. And not just from the face — a huge part of our recognisable personality is in the way that we hold ourselves. I simply watch my subjects to see what they do naturally, decide how to use it, and then I paint it.

It is so rewarding to know that my work will be hanging on walls for centuries as treasured family heirlooms. My subjects will be known by, and be part of their families and their descendants’ lives, stretching far into the future.

Visit the Studio

The Studio is very near the American Embassy in Nine Elms, London. Please contact me and come and visit, have a cup of tea and see what’s on the easel.