Amaryllis Rhodophiala
acrylic on panel - 61 x 61cm [Framed, 76 x 76cm] £4,800
Bishops Children and Berries
acrylic on panel - 61 x 61cm [Framed, 76 x 76cm]
£4,800
Black Bowl, Oranges and Olives
acrylic on panel - 61 x 61cm [Framed, 76 x 76cm]
£4,800
acrylic on panel - 40 x 40cm [Framed, 55 x 55cm]
£3,500
Black Plums and Bees
acrylic on panel - 33 x 32cm [Framed, 47 x 45cm]
£2,500
Black Plums in Black Bowl
Branch and Two Pots
acrylic on panel - 32 x 33cm [Framed, 48 x 48cm]
£2,500
acrylic on panel - 61 x 61cm [Framed, 76 x 76cm]
£4,800
Bullfinch/Cistus
Cherry Blossom in Striped Vase
acrylic on panel - 41 x 41cm [Framed, 45 x 46cm] £3,500
Cistus and Succulent
acrylic on panel - 61 x 61cm [Framed, 76 x 75cm]
£4,800
Early Spring, Scilla Siberica
acrylic on panel - 36 x 31cm [Framed, 45 x 50cm]
£2,500
acrylic on panel - 45 x 42cm [Framed, 47 x 50cm]
£3,800
Floating Leaf and Spotted Jug
Four Black Birds
acrylic on panel - 20 x 24cm [Framed, 30 x 34cm]
£1,500
Fruit and Six Eggs
acrylic on panel - 61 x 76cm [Framed, 76 x 91cm]
£5,500
Fruit, Floating Leaf and 3 Eggs
acrylic on panel - 46 x 53cm [Framed, 51 x 58cm]
£3,800
acrylic on panel - 20 x 23cm [Framed, 30 x 33cm]
£1,500
Garden Flowers in Green Jug
£2,800
Gaura and Three Jugs acrylic on panel - 36 x 33cm [Framed, 48 x 51cm]
acrylic on paper - 71 x 75cm [Framed, 97 x 98cm]
£6,200
Green Bowl of Cherries
Nasturtiums and Daises
acrylic on panel - 31 x 36cm [Framed, 45 x 50cm]
£2,500
£3,500
Red Flowers in the Forest acrylic on panel - 38 x 40cm [Framed, 50 x 58cm]
Sepia Roses
acrylic on panel - 23 x 20cm [Framed, 33 x 30cm] £1,500
Snowdrops and Fruit Trees
acrylic on panel - 31 x 35cm [Framed, 45 x 50cm]
£2,500
Still Life with Grapes and Plums
acrylic on panel - 50 x 51cm [Framed, 55 x 56cm]
£4,200
Life with Two Striped Vases
£6,500
Still acrylic on paper - 71 x 79cm [Framed, 100 x 106cm]
The Ancient Greek Plate
acrylic on panel - 61 x 61cm [Framed, 76 x 76cm] £4,800
The Golden Grapes of France
acrylic on panel - 86 x 83cm [Framed, 101 x 98cm]
£7,500
The Red Striped Jug
acrylic on panel - 20 x 20cm [Framed, 30 x 30cm]
£1,500
acrylic on panel - 20 x 20cm [Framed, 30 x 30cm]
£1,500
Three Lemons and Green Jug
£3,500
Three Ripe Persimmon Fruit acrylic on panel - 41 x 40cm [Framed, 45 x 45cm]
Two Fruit Trees
acrylic on panel - 61 x 61cm [Framed, 76 x 76cm]
£4,800
acrylic on panel - 81 x 81cm [Framed, 96 x 96cm]
£7,200
Two Mangoes in Black Bowl
Two Passion Fruit
acrylic on panel - 97 x 102cm [Framed, 111 x 117cm]
£8,500
£1,500
[Framed,
Two Pears on Emerald Dish acrylic on panel - 20 x 20cm 30 x 30cm]BIOGRAPHY
Judith Cain was born in York in 1944. Having studied painting at Leeds College of Art from 1960 to 1964, she went on to do a post graduate year at Goldsmiths College, London University. She taught part-time in a number of universities, and then in 1985, accepted a full time post in the Fine Art Department at Leeds Metropolitan University, where she worked, until her retirement in 2006. Paintings made in her long career have been fuelled by research trips to various parts of the world. But since lockdown and covid she has been more influenced by things closer to home.. Whilst the interest in landscape, nature and plants is always evident in the paintings; colour, pattern and a close observation of traditional textile and other crafts together with a sense of cultural history have taken on increasingly significant roles in the development of ideas. Her forthcoming exhibition in March 2024, has resulted in a new body of work focusing on her garden and everything in it, jugs and pots with personal significance, simple still life arrangements that she makes around the house and in her studio and many visits to wonderful exhibitions and collections including those at the V&A, British Museum, Garden Museum, Chelsea Physic Garden, not to forget the numerous visits to amazing gardens, art galleries and museums all over England and Europe. Last year she revisited the wonderful archeological museum in Naples to look specifically at the original Roman frescoes rescued from Pompeii and Herculaneum. All this has and more has influenced her new paintings.
Judy has exhibited worldwide, and in 2004 as part of a solo touring exhibition, a large body of paintings was exhibited at the Royal Botanical Gardens at Kew, London, exploring the flora & landscape of Kazakhstan. This work then toured to major municipal galleries in England, including Leeds City Art Gallery. An illustrated catalogue entitled ‘Being in Place: Landscapes of Central Asia’ accompanied this touring show and was funded by the AHRB in 2003.
In 2008, Judy was commissioned to design 10 floor pieces for the new radiotherapy reception area of St James Hospital in Leeds, accompanied by a series of ten related paintings. The work is an integral part of the feeling of healing and rehabilitation in that wing of the hospital.
She has won numerous awards, including Northern Regional Prizewinner at The Discerning Eye in 2010, The Laing: - northern prize winner in 2003, and the Harewood Landscape Open in 1995. Her work can be found in Public, Private and Corporate Collections worldwide. Judith Cain has been exhibiting with Thackeray Gallery since 1994.