Emma Faull

22nd - 1st June 

British born in 1956, Emma was educated

at St. Hilda’s Oxford, after which she spent

five years in Greece with the British School

of Archeaology.

Faull is a watercolour painter of birds and

captures the detail and immediacy of birds

in the wild, particularly endangered species.

She has exhibited her work worldwide with

over 20 solo shows. Her paintings are in many

permanent collections, including the Audubon

Society in the USA, the National Museum of

Athens and over a dozen with H.M. The Queen

and the Duke of Edinburgh.

Emma had successful exhibitions at the Tryon

in 2006, 2008 and 2010. She continues to work

on endangered species for the Durrell Wildlife

Conservation Trust in Jersey where she lives.

Every year Emma returns to Greece to teach,

she is also running workshops on endangered

species focusing on Aldabra in the Seychelles.