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Andrea Natasha Heyworth Law (born 1 January 1970) is an English painter and graphic designer.
Apr 4, 2013 · Natasha Law Photographed by Austin Hargrave The new exhibit, “Inside Out,” focuses on women in various stages of undress—shimmying out of undergarments, elbows and knees coyly splayed.
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Biography. Natasha Law creates sensual portraits of modern women. These highly textured portraits mix bold colour with delicately drawn lines. Law’s works are effortlessly modern; a fusion of high art and high fashion.
Jun 13, 2014 · Fashion isn’t Natasha Law’s subject, per se, but it figures into her paintings—and her little-seen drawings, now on view in London.
Jan 12, 2008 · Born in south London in 1970, Natasha Law is the older sister of the actor Jude Law. An artist trained at Camberwell College, she is renowned for using household paints to create predominantly...
Natasha Law is best known for her high-gloss paintings on paper in her distinctive silhouette style. Law captures intimate moments of females during various stages of undress. The painter’s decision to keep the images visually bold, yet simplified down to abstracted cut-out shapes, suggests the underlying strength of the everyday woman.
Natasha Law is best known for her painting and line drawings of women, which lie on the boundaries between art and fashion. Her illustrations evolve from simple line drawings in pen, with colour and detail added as layers, producing her own distinctive style.
Natasha Law is known for capturing silhouettes of women in some of their most intimate, yet ephemeral, moments of the day: dressing and undressing. The artist’s works are glossy and bold, but beneath the surface, they convey a sense of quiet and vulnerability.
British artist Natasha Law is recognized for her high-gloss paintings on paper in her distinctive silhouette style. Law captures intimate moments of females during various stages of undress.
