With a career spanning more than 35 years, Sherree Valentine-Daines has continually redefined British art, establishing herself as a true trailblazer, she has earned accolades as one of the UK’s foremost figurative painters, as noted by Art of England.
Her captivating paintings have been showcased in prestigious venues such as the Tate Gallery, the Barbican, and the Lord’s Museum, and her works are cherished in private collections worldwide. Sherree’s remarkable skill and distinctive style have attracted a host of celebrity collectors—including members of the British Royal Family, former Prime Minister Sir John Major, and Sir Ranulph Fiennes. Icons from show-business and sports alike, including Joanna Lumley, John Sessions, Sir Michael Parkinson, Rick Stein, Sebastian Coe, and Jonny Wilkinson, have all posed for her, further cementing her status in the art world.
Sherree’s artistry frequently captures the spirit of classic British summer events, from the elegance of Royal Ascot to the vibrant energy of the Henley Regatta. Both critics and the public have recognized her genius, earning her numerous high-profile awards and the title of the UK’s leading Modern Impressionist. Her engaging presence has also made her a familiar face on television, with appearances on shows such as "To the Manor Bowen," "How the Rich Get Hitched," and "This Morning."
