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NOCTURNE – LONDON CYCLING

REGATTA GIRLS – RED SHOES

The sports artist who signs her work ‘Pauli’, is based in the South of England.

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MUSCLEMAN AT HENLEY REGATTA

IRISH GUARDS BAND AND POLO GIRLS

PINK BLAZERS – HENLEY ROYAL REGATTA

London Marathon 2008 Blue Start

LEGS – EMMANUEL MUTAI LONDON MARATHON 2010

BRITISH CYCLING – SMITHFIELD

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REGATTA LEGS – BLAZERS

Paulina Little is a painter and sketcher of the urban scene. She is a member of the group Urban Sketchers London and her work appears on the Flickr page of this group. Above are images of some of Paulina Little’s sports paintings.

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SPORTS ART

Oil paintings are of polo matches, cyclists at the Smithfield Nocturne, runners at the London Marathon, rowers at the Henley Royal Regatta, beach volleyball and racing scenes at Royal Ascot.

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THE PAINTER WHO PAINTS TOP EQUESTRIAN EVENTS LIKE ROYAL ASCOT AND THE POLO AT WINDSOR GREAT PARK

Paulina has taken  part in the Merton Arts Trail Open Studios in October 2011

Paulina – a professional painter – has worked in fine art and related fields such as printmaking, book illustration and ceramics. She attended St Martins School of Art in the 1950s (tutor artist Roger Nicolson).
She continued her studies at Sidney Webb College, Morley College, and Kensington and Chelsea College, all in London.

Paulina set up the Wimbledon Pottery, with a studio at Hope (Sufferance) Wharf, Rotherhithe, London, with potter Ray Little, who himself studied painting and ceramics at Camberwell School of Art and Goldsmiths College.
The pottery is known as Wimbledon Pottery.
While working in ceramics, Paulina created a series of miniature pottery cottages, which she called ‘Midsummer Village’ and a series of ‘Jubilee Villas’ to coincide with the Silver Jubilee of Queen Elizabeth II.

She worked for five years as a book illustrator, specializing in children’s books.

Paulina has exhibited her work in group shows including the Hunting Prize show at the Royal College, the Hammersmith Open, the Chelsea Open, Morley Gallery, the Paolozzi Gallery, the Hortensia Gallery, the Southwark Gallery, Wimbledon Art Studios Summer Show (2008), Dulwich Library SLWA show, the Orleans House Gallery and the Mall Galleries.

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