Pam Noyes, from Burnham Market, has painted for more than nine decades, starting at the age of four, and has had paintings shown at galleries across the UK.
These include the Royal Academy, The Guildhall in London, the Malcolm Innes Gallery, Heffers Gallery in Cambridge and The Assembly House in Norwich.
Pam Noyes is hosting her final exhibition at exhibition at Burnham Overy Staithe Boathouse (Image: Newsquest/ Denise Bradley)
“I know I have said it before, but this will be my swansong,” Ms Noyes said. “Painting has always been my passion.
“I draw every day and I’ve done it my whole life.”
The exhibition at Burnham Overy Staithe Boathouse runs until August 5 and admission is free.
Describing her artistic style, she depicted it as “semi-abstract,” adding: “I don’t really get inspired by others.”
Pam Noyes with some of her artwork on show at the exhibition (Image: Denise Bradley)
She wants her art to reflect her identity and has a passion for painting big oil scenes of Norfolk.
“In terms of this exhibition – I have a particular crush on Norfolk marshes,” Ms Noyes explained.
“You will also see some wild flowers.
“I suppose you’d call it semi-abstract.”
One of artist Pam Noyes’ paintings – Poppies (Image: Denise Bradley)
Her affection for the natural world shines through in her pieces, which have been known to sell for up to £5,000.
Though she plans for this to be her final public exhibition, she is not retiring from painting.
“Art is the most wonderful thing – I just love nature and my advice to others about living their life is to go with the flow,” she added.
Her friend and neighbour Anna Park, owner of the fashion house ANNA, described her as “a fantastic person, a wonderful neighbour and simply inspirational”.