Hilary Dunne Biography

Established British artist Hilary Dunne’s paintings are heavily influenced by the cultures of Africa, Central America and the Caribbean. Her works capture the exoticism and the vibrant colors of these lands, creating intriguing, sensual and atmospheric pieces. Her use of gold and other metallic leafs contribute to the feeling of extravagance which is at the core of her work.

Largely self taught, she holds a degree in Law and worked as a lawyer before dedicating herself to painting.

SELECTED EXHIBITIONS

2006
- 3 Woman exhibition at the Orangery, Holland Park, London
- Polonaise Gallery, Woodstock, Vermont

2005
- “Beyond the Mask”, Mango Room, London

2004
- “Love in Art”, Arndean Gallery, London
- Summer Exhibition, Royal Academy of Arts, London

2003
- Society of Women Artists, London

2002
- ARTSPACE 2002, Henley on Thames

2001
- Peacock Theater, Covent Garden Festival, London

2000
- Society of Art for the Imagination at the Mall Galleries, London
- Llewellyn Alexander Gallery, Waterloo, London
- “Salon de Refuses” Royal Academy, London