Paint Annapolis is on the way! Learn more about the juried artists and get yourself ready for this historic Plein air painting festival. 

We’re excited to welcome Rob Pointon from South Cheshire, England as a juried artist for Paint Annapolis 2024!

(Above) Rob Pointon

Rob paints primarily en plein air and has a particular interest in the use of wide-angle perspectives and the depiction of movement within his paintings.

Rob in Castlefield
“Middleport Flint Mill,” oil on board, by Rob Pointon, 60″ x 40″

Born in 1982, Rob Pointon has been painting since he was a child under the tutelage of his artist Grandmother, then, as an adult, graduated with a First Class Honours degree in Fine Art from Aberystwyth University before going on to study at The Royal Drawing School in London. Having been a full-time professional artist since 2006, Rob’s skills have developed through his work in locations all around the UK and abroad. Originally from the Staffordshire moorlands, Rob is now based in South Cheshire in England.

“The Platinum Jubilee Trooping the Colour,” oil on linen, by Rob Pointon, 120″ x 200″
“Out of the Wind, Llandudno,” oil on linen, by Rob Pointon, 80″ x 160″

Rob is a full member of the ROI (Royal Institute of Oil Painters), a member of MAFA (Manchester Academy of Fine Arts), the British Plein Air Painters, and the outdoor painting collective The Northern Boys.

“Walking the Walls, Conwy,” oil on canvas, by Rob Pointon, 24″ x 36″

Since 2021 artist residencies with The Household Cavalry and wider Household Division have seen Rob produce a significant body of work around the ceremonial activities of The British Army and the protection of The Royal Households.

“The Colonels Horse on Parade,” oil, by Rob Pointon, 30″ x 24″
“The Beach Ride at Holkham,” oil, by Rob Pointon, 80″ x 160″

See more works from Rob through his website here.

Learn more about Rob on his Instagram here.

Join Rob for this year’s Paint Annapolis Plein Air Festival and register to participate as a public artist. Learn more at paintannapolis.org

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