Estelle Lovatt FRSA is a freelance art critic heard and seen on BBC radio and TV and various independent radio stations throughout Great Britain. She has written for numerous magazines and newspapers, including Artist and Illustrators magazine and Art of England magazine, and she lectures at the Hampstead School of Art. She has also written art exhibition catalogues, including ‘Henry Moore at Work’, and Jane McAdam Freud’s catalogue essay, Family Matters, for Gazelli Art House Mayfair (http://www.mixcloud.com/gazellia/jane-mcadam-freud-conversation-with-estelle-lovatt/), and ‘Isis’ by sculptor Simon Gudgeon, Halcyon Gallery. She also wrote and illustrated one of the first art history books for children – Learn As You Colour Modern Art.
Having trained as a painter and read art history, Estelle has the experience of being on both sides of the canvas, and is able to teach, judge and talk about works of art, from cave art to Banksy, with expert opinion.