Freya Wood

Freya Wood, born 1987, was an art scholar at Marlborough College and subsequently studied on the MA Fine Art course at Edinburgh University, at the Charles Cecil Studios in Florence and at The Prince's Drawing School (now the Royal Drawing School). Aged 19 she exhibited 40 landscape paintings in her first solo show at the Mount House Gallery Marlborough. She has since exhibited at 20 Hoxton Square, the Sladmore Gallery and at Christies. Many of her watercolours, oils and etchings revolve around her intense level of involvement with the Wiltshire Downs around her childhood home and her love of intricacy and exquisite fine draftsmanship has flourished in this series of highly worked partly-observed, partly-imagined landscapes. Her works are in the collection of HRH The Prince of Wales, Boris Johnson and Brigadier Andrew Parker Bowles. Freya Wood regularly undertakes commissions including house portraits.