Amy Dibben's formal art education ended after sixth form college,
but with encouragement from her artist father, Andrew Dibben, she
decided to leave her job as a primary school teacher and pursue a
career in fine art in 2006.

Amy's interest is primarily with the human figure and the tradition
of narrative art. Many of her watercolours were inspired by the
Pre-Raphaelite artists, whose work relied heavily on myth and legend,
and by the imagery conjured up by traditional fairy tales and stories
by the likes of Hans Christian Andersen.

Norfolk has also been a strong influence on Amy’s work and many
of her oils have used local landscapes as their setting.  She has
exhibited at the Norfolk Open Studios, the Norwich Fringe Festival
and alongside her parents and cousin, Sally Renner, in a major
exhibition at Picturecraft, Holt, in August 2007.

For further information or
to purchase a painting,
please contact -

Amy Dibben

+44 (0)7799 062752

info@amydibben.com