Sam Biddle - Painting

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Sam Biddle's original 2026 acrylic painting on canvas, hand signed, 1/1, in abstract expressionist style, depicting animals, measuring 60 × 40 cm, with brown, beige, red and cream colours, sold directly from the artist.

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Did You Bring Carrots?
Artist: Samantha Biddle, British, born 1971
Year: 2026
This horse has moved right into the viewer’s space, bringing curiosity, comedy and considerable personality with it. The foreshortened muzzle and bright, searching eyes are built from layered blues, violets and warm flashes of orange, surrounded by swift calligraphic marks.
The result is playful and immediate while retaining the animal’s warmth and intelligence. The work belongs to Samantha Biddle’s collection of expressive animal studies, paintings that turn close observation into character.
Artwork details:
Medium: Acrylic ink and acrylic paint on loose canvas.
Dimensions: Image and canvas size 60 × 40 cm, height × width. The painting is unframed and unstretched, therefore framed dimensions and depth are not applicable.
Edition: Unique original artwork, 1/1.
Signature: Hand signed by the artist on the front in acrylic ink.
Provenance: Offered directly from the artist’s studio. No previous ownership.
Documentation: A signed Certificate of Authenticity and the artist’s recommendations for framing or stretching are included.
Condition: Excellent original condition, with no restoration. Visible splashes, loose marks and surface or edge variations are intentional features of the artist’s process rather than damage.
Shipping: The loose canvas will be carefully protected, rolled and sent in a sturdy tube. Interior, framed and artist-holding photographs are illustrative mock-ups only. The frame, mount and stretcher are not included.

Seller's Story

Samantha Biddle is a British contemporary artist known for her vibrant and expressive animal portraiture. Working across acrylic paint, acrylic ink, watercolour, oils and mixed media, she combines recognisable animal subjects with energetic colour, intuitive mark-making and elements of abstract realism. Her animals are never simply studies of appearance. Each is treated as a character, capturing moments of curiosity, humour, tenderness and connection. Beneath their playful personalities, the paintings often carry quieter messages about individuality, belonging and the emotional bonds shared between people and animals. Biddle has worked within the arts for almost 30 years and is a qualified art educator with more than 25 years’ teaching experience. She has taught and supported artists internationally, helping students around the world develop their skills, confidence and individual creative voice. Today, Biddle works from her studio and intimate gallery at Fisherton Mill, an iconic converted Victorian grain mill and the South of England’s largest independent art gallery. Opened to the public in 1994, Fisherton Mill has become one of Salisbury’s best-known creative destinations and an important part of the city’s vibrant visual arts scene. She is also a resident artist at Unity Art Studios in Andover, where she has presented a solo exhibition. Her work has additionally been exhibited at Bowridge Gallery, Salisbury Library Gallery, Bath Art Fair and numerous art shows and exhibitions across the United Kingdom. In February 2024, her work appeared in House & Garden’s “The Art Edit” as part of a classified art showcase. This collection of original animal studies reveals the spontaneous foundations of Biddle’s wider practice. Loose, immediate and full of personality, each work celebrates the experiments and unexpected marks from which her larger paintings develop.

Did You Bring Carrots?
Artist: Samantha Biddle, British, born 1971
Year: 2026
This horse has moved right into the viewer’s space, bringing curiosity, comedy and considerable personality with it. The foreshortened muzzle and bright, searching eyes are built from layered blues, violets and warm flashes of orange, surrounded by swift calligraphic marks.
The result is playful and immediate while retaining the animal’s warmth and intelligence. The work belongs to Samantha Biddle’s collection of expressive animal studies, paintings that turn close observation into character.
Artwork details:
Medium: Acrylic ink and acrylic paint on loose canvas.
Dimensions: Image and canvas size 60 × 40 cm, height × width. The painting is unframed and unstretched, therefore framed dimensions and depth are not applicable.
Edition: Unique original artwork, 1/1.
Signature: Hand signed by the artist on the front in acrylic ink.
Provenance: Offered directly from the artist’s studio. No previous ownership.
Documentation: A signed Certificate of Authenticity and the artist’s recommendations for framing or stretching are included.
Condition: Excellent original condition, with no restoration. Visible splashes, loose marks and surface or edge variations are intentional features of the artist’s process rather than damage.
Shipping: The loose canvas will be carefully protected, rolled and sent in a sturdy tube. Interior, framed and artist-holding photographs are illustrative mock-ups only. The frame, mount and stretcher are not included.

Seller's Story

Samantha Biddle is a British contemporary artist known for her vibrant and expressive animal portraiture. Working across acrylic paint, acrylic ink, watercolour, oils and mixed media, she combines recognisable animal subjects with energetic colour, intuitive mark-making and elements of abstract realism. Her animals are never simply studies of appearance. Each is treated as a character, capturing moments of curiosity, humour, tenderness and connection. Beneath their playful personalities, the paintings often carry quieter messages about individuality, belonging and the emotional bonds shared between people and animals. Biddle has worked within the arts for almost 30 years and is a qualified art educator with more than 25 years’ teaching experience. She has taught and supported artists internationally, helping students around the world develop their skills, confidence and individual creative voice. Today, Biddle works from her studio and intimate gallery at Fisherton Mill, an iconic converted Victorian grain mill and the South of England’s largest independent art gallery. Opened to the public in 1994, Fisherton Mill has become one of Salisbury’s best-known creative destinations and an important part of the city’s vibrant visual arts scene. She is also a resident artist at Unity Art Studios in Andover, where she has presented a solo exhibition. Her work has additionally been exhibited at Bowridge Gallery, Salisbury Library Gallery, Bath Art Fair and numerous art shows and exhibitions across the United Kingdom. In February 2024, her work appeared in House & Garden’s “The Art Edit” as part of a classified art showcase. This collection of original animal studies reveals the spontaneous foundations of Biddle’s wider practice. Loose, immediate and full of personality, each work celebrates the experiments and unexpected marks from which her larger paintings develop.

Details

Edition
Original
Sold by
Direct from the artist
Sold with frame
No
Artist
Sam Biddle
Technique
Acrylic painting
Title of artwork
Painting
Signature
Hand signed
Country of origin
United Kingdom
Year
2026
Colour
Beige, Brown, Cream, Red
Condition
Excellent condition
Height
60 cm
Width
40 cm
Weight
0.5 kg
Depiction/theme
Animals
Style
Abstract Expressionism
Period
2020+
Sold by
United KingdomVerified
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Objects sold
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