Paintings by Trudy Montgomery seen at Old Coastguard Hotel, Mousehole, Cornwall, UK, Penzance - Pulse

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The Old Coastguard is a boutique hotel in the fishing village of Mousehole, 5 miles from Land’s End, the Minack Theatre and the artists’ studios of Newlyn, Penzance and St. Ives (where you’ll find one of the UK’s four Tate art museums). Trudy’s prints and paintings (abstracts and landscapes) adorn the walls of the restaurant and upstairs in the hotel corridors. Rotating exhibitions often include Trudy’s paintings of the UK’s remote Scilly Isles.

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Joyful and uplifting, my vibrant paintings portray an active vitality and freedom of spirit

Trudy Montgomery is one of the next generation of artists in Cornwall whose work is part of a direct line of British expressionist painting which has its roots in the ground-breaking abstraction of artists such as Patrick Heron and Peter Lanyon. Recently returned to the UK after 14 years in California, Trudy now lives and works in an idyllic corner of West Cornwall. Her tendency towards pure, bold colour on an immersive scale is influenced by the light and space of both the Californian and Cornish coast and the artist’s own spiritual landscape. Her work has been exhibited in London, Dubai, Los Angeles and Berlin.

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