Patricia gained a scholarship to The West Sussex College of Arts and Crafts and went on to study painting and life painting at The Central School of Art.

She was influenced by Bruce Barnden, Art Master at school. then by Lesley Cole, Head of Painting at the The Central School of Art and lastly by the French Impressionists.

Working in oils and latterly pastels, producing still lifes, landscapes and nudes of scenes that range from Twickenham to St.Tropez, Patricia's resulting work reflects the vibrant colours and brilliant light of the South of France. Since visiting New York she was inspired by the majestic shapes of the buildings and colour and excitement the city. This is reflected in her cityscapes.On returning to London she looked around and was also inspired by the beautiful old buildings and the river banks of the Thames where she painted Battersea Power Station and other river scenes. She is currently painting a series of the Thames at Dusk.

Patricia was recently made a member of the Society of Women Artists and subsequently became an award winner.

She also won the Henri Roche award for her pastel "Still life with Dragon" at the Pastel Societies annual exhibition at the Mall galleries.

I have had several paintings accepted for the RA Summer exhibition which have sold, among others, to corporate buyers.

Patricia Clements

Artworks by Patricia Clements

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Tulips and Red Kimono by Patricia Clements

Pastel drawing

Leopard at Kew Gardens by Patricia Clements

Oil painting

BIRD OF PARADISE AND CAT by Patricia Clements

Oil painting

Reflections of London lights by Patricia Clements

Oil painting

Yellow Tulips by Patricia Clements

Pastel drawing

Blue St Pauls Cathedral by Patricia Clements

Oil painting

Canary Wharf by Patricia Clements

Oil painting

BLUES BUILDING by Patricia Clements

Oil painting

Pandas at Kew Gardens by Patricia Clements

Oil painting

Lily on Purple background by Patricia Clements

Acrylic painting

Snow on Richmond Green by Patricia Clements

Digital Art (Giclée)

Reclining Gauguin inspired by Patricia Clements

Pastel drawing