In this new exciting exhibition we are transported to the Italian lakes. The cascading flowers on balconies and the majestic mountains reaching into such lakes as Maggorie and Lake Orta are spied through open windows.

We can join the artist and bask in glowing, sun baked interiors (reminiscent of Bonnard and Vuillard) with views of lavender laden fields, Cevennes mountains, Venetian canals and distant shores.

Chinese fine blue and white porcelain and Nonya pots, very much associated with Sue Fitzgerald's work, are meticulously painted with a backdrop of luscious antique silks. The exhibition will be a feast for the eye!

Fitzgerald has her own unique way of painting. The surfaces of her work are textured and polished and shine with glowing reds and cobalt blues with splatters of rich gold and silver. Sue's work is also about contrast, between such objects as the exquisite patterned porcelain pot and the great swathe of intensely coloured silk.

There is a sumptuous collection of patterned fabrics and silken shawls cascading out of cupboards in Sue's studio. Fine china from Shanghai jostles for position on shelves with country pots from Provence. The studio is like looking at one of Sue's paintings.

Fitzgerald's work is in many collections around the world. In 2013 she was an invited artist in the ING Exhibition at the Mall Galleries in London. She has been a featured artist in 'The Artist' magazine with her work portrayed on the front cover. She is one of the main contributors to 'The Artists Colour Manual' by Simon Jennings published by Collins. The book won an award as the best art book of the year.