About

Skærmbillede 2017-04-22 kl. 21.15.41

Artist | Potter| Gallerist Living in Denmark

Katherine Scrivens (b.1964 Bristol) has a long career behind her and has had many exhibitions in her native England as well as in her adopted country Denmark. She is best known for her willowy silhouette figure paintings which are inspired by cave paintings and nordic minimalism.

Katherine is also an accomplished portrait painter. Her various portraits of women have begun to gain recognition. Notably her portrait of Crown Princess Mary of Denmark which was included in the recently censured exhibition ‘Fra Kongehusets Gemmer’ at Amalienborg Palace, Copenhagen.

Katherine is married to popular Danish Entertainer Thomas Eje and together they manage their Art Gallery in Sønderborg and Art Showrooms at their home, Harbaeks Courtyard in Skovby where you can see her paintings and ceramics. Online customers are welcome to visit the online gallery.

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  1. Hi ! katherine..I’m not really much in paintings…even though it used to be my favorite subject in school years ! I have seen some of your work and really liked it…great work! I’m looking at painting with a different perspective…thanks for visiting my blog, which brought me to your blog! 🙂

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  2. Love your artwork! I especially like ‘Silhouettes in the city’. Living in rural Kansas, my typical view is quite different from the painting.
    Also, thank you for liking my poem, “Questions for a Flower.”

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  3. Pingback: Walk in the woods | Galleri Scrivens & Eje

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