Patricia Poullain

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Patricia Poullain spent some time as an assistant to the well known scenic artist, Kathleen Ankers for her first job.

The artist's paintings can be found in private collections in England, Ireland, France, Italy and the USA

Patricia Poullain has been involved in many shows over her artistic career, including the Galerie Félix Vercel “Women Painters of France” show, and The Annual UN Art Exhibition for the benefit of UNICEF.

Patricia Poullain is of Irish-French nationality. She was diverted from her interest in the theatre (graduated from RADA) as the result of a prolonged stay in Korea, where she studied with the Korean painter, Lee Se Duk. Se Duk had himself been to the famous art college in Tokyo, had an "atelier" in Paris and became curator of the Sonje Museum of Contemporary Art in Seoul. Poullain then participated in several art shows while living in New York: Art Directions 1959; Félix Vercel "Women Painters of France" 1960; Explorer Gallery 1961; Norval 1962 and Modern Masters 1963. In 1964 she had a one-man show in La Maison Française of New York University. After her return to France in the seventies she exhibited works in shows in Cagnes-sur-Mer and Tourrettes-sur-Loup on the French Riviera. Recently she has been shown in the 12ème Rencontre des Arts Plastiques in Nogent-le-Rotrou in Normandy. Her work is said to show influences of both East and West.