Works
  • Margaret Knott, Abode
    Abode£ 400.00
  • Margaret Knott, From Richmond Park - Ham
    From Richmond Park - Ham£ 500.00
  • Margaret Knott, Just One Rose
    Just One Rose£ 400.00
  • Margaret Knott, Royal Tulips
    Royal Tulips£ 400.00
  • Margaret Knott, Still Life with Apples
    Still Life with Apples£ 500.00
  • Margaret Knott, Two pots of white tulips
    Two pots of white tulips £ 500.00
  • Margaret Knott, A Festive Scene
    A Festive Scene£ 500.00
  • Margaret Knott, Fauve
    Fauve£ 500.00
  • Margaret Knott, Half Hidden
    Half Hidden£ 400.00
  • Margaret Knott, Cotinus Tree
    Cotinus Tree£ 500.00
  • Margaret Knott, Daffodils
    Daffodils £ 500.00
  • Margaret Knott, Front Garden
    Front Garden £ 500.00
  • Margaret Knott, Richmond Park I
    Richmond Park I £ 500.00
  • Margaret Knott, Small Jug
    Small Jug£ 400.00
  • Margaret Knott, Still life with Rosemary 1
    Still life with Rosemary 1 £ 500.00
  • Margaret Knott, Zorn Palette
    Zorn Palette£ 500.00
  • Margaret Knott, Three Pears
    Three Pears £ 500.00
Overview

Margaret Knott is a painter and printmaker. She paints Still Lives, the  countryside and along the Thames, working quickly in gouache, pencil and everything except a brush.  

She has discovered that her work as a printmaker, combined with her experience as a designer, has had an enormous influence on the way she views her subject. In turn, her method of painting has become reflected in her etchings where she uses aquatint, litho crayon and line to achieve the painterly effect she desires.

Biography

She attended St. Martin’s School of Art in the fifties, and then worked as a designer in advertising at CPV, Ogilvy & Mather and Hans Schleger & Assocs. Her work was published in ‘Designers in Britain’. Later She learnt ceramics at Putney School of Art, taught it, and now does etching there.


She has exhibited extensively over the last decades in London, Paris, Singapore and New York and numerous UK exhibitions, she is represented by Will’s Art Warehouse, London

Exhibitions