Ann Neate is a Melbourne Artist whose paintings reflect a generous interpretation of nature’s vast colour scheme. Her flowers and landscapes are unique simple visions of complex natural creations that bring joy to the numerous people who posses them and the countless others who are fortunate to view them. Her paintings are featured in private and corporate collections throughout Australia and overseas, and include portrait commissions.

Ann’s success is recognised by numerous awards for excellence in a painting career spanning over 28 years. These include an array of Rotary Club awards, a Royal Overseas League award, presented by The Late Sir William Dargie, the Waverley Art Society’s Silver Jubilee award and the Royal Australian Airforce Association medallion award. A prolific exhibitor, Ann participates in solo and joint exhibitions.

 Ann has exhibited her work in Jordan, in The Royal Cultural Centre of Amman. Her Royal Highness Princes Rajwa Ali opened the exhibition. One of Ann’s paintings, a portrait of His Majesty King Hussein and Queen Noor, is now hanging in the Palace. Ann also has one of her paintings hanging in the Queen’s Chamber in the Royal Cultural Centre, and others hanging in private collections throughout the kingdom of Jordan.