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Tessa Pearson continues to be passionate about gardens and all things flowery, with inspiration both from her own garden, planted specifically for painting, and gardens encountered and captured in her sketchbook on her travels. Alongside her distinctive original watercolours, and unique bold contemporary monoprints, Tessa is introducing her latest collection of abstract collage works on paper, evolving from her colourful flower and garden studies.
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