Sandrina England
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Sandrina England[1]
Sandrina England is a Maltese artist, iconographer, and fashion designer. She is well known for her tempera wood iconography and main exhibitions took place in Malta, United Kingdom, and France. [2] [3]
Biography
Sandrina was born in 1963 in St. Julian's, Malta. She moved to the United Kingdom to study at Saint Martin's School of Art. Following her art education, she traveled to France to formally train as an iconographer at Le Monastère de L'Enfant Jésus, where she developed her specialization in religious and tempera art.[4]
This atmosphere can be seen in The Malta Independent quote:
"In all of my sacred projects I have evoked, prayed and requested Divine help and guidance, for I believe in the words of Psalm 127:1 'if the Lord is not helping the builders, the building is of no purpose'." — Prof. Richard England. Benoît, Marie (21 November 2016). "Marie's Diary: 'Keep going Richard, keep going'". The Malta Independent.
Career
England's career is divided between fine arts (religious iconography), and fashion design.
[5]Art and iconography England's artistic style is classical iconography. She paints subjects such as angels, saints, and religious figures.
Her work and collections have been featured in several exhibitions:
- Paris Exhibitions: Following her education, her earliest exhibitions of iconographic art was held in Paris.
- Angeli Gallery (2007–2008): England held a major exhibition in Sliema, Malta. The exhibition was inaugurated by former Museum of Fine Arts director Fr. Marius Zerafa.
- Angel Encounters (2025): Held at the Millennium Chapel in St. Julian's, this exhibition focused on angelic figures and was introduced by Professor Anton Grech.[6]
In 2011, part of her work was documented in the book Angels, warriors and saints icons: Sandrina England, edited by the philosopher and former University of Malta rector Peter Serracino Inglott, with contributions from the prominent Maltese architect p, her father, Richard England (check the publications).
Fashion design
In addition to art exhibitions, Sandrina has a background in fashion design. Her fashion event was held in Malta as a philanthropic effort in aid of the Pestalozzi Village. She later expanded her design work internationally, operating through a fashion firm in India, Hand painted Kaftans and Sarongs painted over pure cotton Autumn Kaftans and Satin evening dresses. The collections have been featured at the Savoy Hotel in London.[7]
Selected publications
- England, Sandrina (2011). Serracino Inglott, Peter, ed. Angels, warriors and saints icons. Malta: MRSM. ISBN 9789995700409. Search this book on
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- ↑ Malta Independent. "Exhibition By Sandrina England". www.independent.com.mt/. Malta Independent. Retrieved 6 January 2008.
- ↑ "Radiance and Reverence: The Ethereal Brush of Sandrina England". www.independent.com.mt. The Malta Independen. Retrieved 13 December 2025.
- ↑ Malta Independent. "60-second Interview - Sandrina England". www.independent.com.mt/. Malta Independent. Retrieved 13 January 2008.
- ↑ Benoît, Marie (21 November 2016). "Marie's Diary: 'Keep going Richard, keep going'". www.independent.com.mt.
- ↑ Malta Independent. "Exhibition By Sandrina England". www.independent.com.mt. The Malta Independent. Retrieved 6 January 2008.
- ↑ "Where angels gathered". www.independent.com.mt. The Malta Independent. Retrieved 27 December 2025.
- ↑ "Sandrina England: Angel Iconography and Spiritual Art in Africa and Europe". www. maps.prodafrica.co. ProdAfrica. Retrieved 13 Apr 2026.
- ↑ University of Malta. "Angels, warriors and saints icons : Sandrina England". www. hydi.um.edu.mt.
