The Art Boat is the home, studio and gallery of artist Jan Vallance.  During Spring and Summer she travels the canals of Britain in her narrowboat “Tonka” selling art and gifts inspired by her surroundings. TheArtBoat website provides a place to browse Jan’s paintings,  visit her blog to catch up with news about her latest artworks and travels, and find out where on the canal network TheArtBoat will be “popping-up” next.  Visit TheArtBoat’s online shop to purchase original paintings, prints and gifts.

Original Canal Paintings

Click on any image to go straight to the gallery where you will find more of my Canal Paintings

 

Winter 2

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BridgeHole 3

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Abstraction

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Not just a print!

Each one of my prints is taken from an original Jan Vallance painting and printed on cotton canvas. It is then handfinished with metallic swirls and highlights to give it the character of an original.

 

If you love the

canals you will

love these

 

Sharing my passion

for the canals and

the art it inspires

 

Hand Finished

with love

x

Keeping Up with The Art Boat

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Audlem Mill and The Guild of Waterway Artists

New paintings will have to wait! I felt that a catch up was needed, as lots of things are going on here both on The Art Boat and in The Art Boat Studio.  This is the time of year when I put my head down and work on commissions and… Read more

I Love Teaching…who’d have guessed?

After quite a gap (not going to say how many years!) I’ve rediscovered my passion for teaching.  I must admit I originally decided to start running workshops for quite practical reasons.  I needed to find a way of making my studio space financially viable.  I have a studio space ideal… Read more

Settling in to Studio Life.

I have been back at my studio for nearly a month now and it has been absolutely hectic…in a good way! The beginning of the month started with Roys’s Art Fair at The Truman Brewery.  A wonderful experience.   My first London Art Fair was a steep learning curve, but the… Read more