Ivy Smith

About The Artist

Ivy Smith's Website

Ivy Smith Exhibited at the Cut in October/December 2006, DRAWINGS FOR PAINTINGS (Maltroom) Linocuts, Etchings and Lithographs (Concourse/Cafe)

Ivy Smith’s work was also included in the FIGURATRIVELY SPEAKING online only exhibition (2020/21).

Ivy Smith studied at Chelsea School of Art 1965 -7 and the Royal Academy Schools 1967-70.She has lived in Norfolk since 1973.

She has work in many public collections including the National Portrait Gallery, The V&A, Graves Art Gallery Sheffield and Norwich Castle Museum

Public commissions include a portrait of Sir Richard and Sir David Attenborough for the National Portrait Gallery, a Jerwood Commission for the Royal College of Paediatrics and paintings for several hospitals around the UK.

She exhibits her work regularly, in solo, group and open exhibitions, and is a visiting tutor at the Royal Drawing School.

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