FRANKIE THORP
Frankie Thorp is an east London based artist whose paintings explore themes of memory and nostalgia.
Having studied illustration at London College of Communication her work has since evolved into a whimsical exploration of the sanctuary of being at home, entwining the familiarity found in everyday objects with idiosyncratic emblems.
Frankie’s works are made up of playful compositions with references to both past and present, occasionally tapping into conversations around ‘Britishness’. Her larger works are focused around messy tablescapes dotted with food and drink and often accompanied by pensive looking figures and sleeping dogs.
EXPLORE AVAILABLE WORKS
SUPPER AT THE COTTAGE
Acrylic on canvas in artists frame
2026
42 x 32cm
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DIPPY EGG FOR DINNER
Acrylic on canvas in artists frame
2026
52 × 64cm
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RACING WHIPPETS
Acrylic on canvas in artists frame
2026
42 x 32cm
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DANCING HARES ON THE MOORS
Acrylic on canvas in artists frame
2026
42 x 32cm
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BIRTHDAY TEA FOR TWO
Acrylic on canvas in artists frame
2026
52 × 62cm
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AFTERNOON NAP
Acrylic on canvas in artists frame
2026
52 × 62cm
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SQUIRREL!
Acrylic on canvas in artists frame
2026
76 × 62cm
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Please get in touch at caroline@milieustudios.co.uk for further information about Frankie’s work and availability.
We are open to discuss commission enquiries, any upcoming collections or collaborative opportunities.
PAST EXHIBITIONS
What The Hand Knows
29/04/26 - 10/06/26
A group exhibition featuring works from Stacey Gledhill, Sophie Wake, Frankie Thorp, Ruby Bateman, Jessica Tremaine, Amabel Barraclough and Victoria Fowle.
