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W15. Golden horse
Description:
This artwork is an MDF laser cut shape. It's is created via a pouring acrylics method, then embellished when dry.It doesn't show well in photos but there is a fine glitter effect that sparkles with tiny dots of colour under lights. There's a video clip showing it better in my art blog jeannie's art adventures. It's then coated in a resin glaze which gives a ceramic like appearance. There is a D hook attachment fixed to rear of work so its ready to hang. Some of these come in more than one so can be sold as pairs, and discounted as usual for multiple purchases. This work is 14 inches high by 17 inches wide. Postage to mainland UK is included, postage abroad can be quoted for on request.
By: Jeannie Zelos
Price: £30.00
The Morning Rush Hour
Description:
This painting of nature's rush hour shows a different side to the morning commute!
Painted in acrylics on a 60x20cm canvas ready to hang. All sides are painted, as per Gallery hanging requirements. The work is signed on the front, and a Certificate of Authenticity is included in the purchase.
By: Jackie Charley
Price: £120.00 (Sold)
North Yorkshire Dales Winter Scene
Description:
A farm in the Yorshire dales in winter, a snowy scene, mounted but not framed.
By: Andi Williams
Price: £79.00
Polperro Harbour
Description:
A beautiful watercolour of Polperro harbour, mounted but not framed, a traditional watercolour I painted in 1986. Meticulously detailed and shimmering sea.
By: Andi Williams
Price: £225.00
Toadstool
Description:
Literal portrayal of a toadstool. Muted brown and green ink with a blue pastel background
By: Tracey Marshall
Price: £100.00
Equilateral Eagle
Description:
The piece is made from 50mm section English oak and uses three equilateral triangles to depict a stylised Eagle.
It is the work of David Boyd FRSC, who specialises in scientific and geometric artworks.
By: David Boyd FRSC
Price: £100.00
Fibonacci 13.1
Description:
In the Fibonacci sequence the next number is the sum of the previous two numbers. So it begins 0 1 1 2 3 5 8 13, 21
. It regularly occurs in nature. For example in the diameter of consecutive turns of a snail shell.
This work illustrates this as a sequence of turned beech spheres of 1, 1, 2, 3, 5, 8 and 13cm (5+inches) diameter. In addition to which the distance between the spheres is also in the sequence 1, 1, 2, 3, 5 and 8 cm. These are mounted on a 2.5cm x 17.5cm (maximum) x 54.5cm tapered English oak plinth. The piece weighs 2.0kg.
It is the work of David Boyd FRSC, who is a scientist specialising in scientific and geometric artworks.
By: David Boyd FRSC
Price: £105.00
In passage
Description:
Title, In passage
An old fishing boat lays abandoned on the shingle beach of Dungeness in Kent. She's in passage to a point in time where she will no longer be recognisable as a boat but merely debris littering the beach and finally minute fragments between the stones. The seagull a passenger for a brief moment in the time of her journey. These boats need to be remembered .
By: Martin Pollock
Price: £420.00
Sakura (cherry) blossom
Description:
The painting was inspired by Sakura blossom in Japan. The futuristic elements of the painting allows the viewer to use their own imagination to see the elements rising. It expresses the beauty through flower blossom, the freedom through birds, the strength through the tree, the home through the house, universe through clouds and grounds through mountains.
It was painted using canvas, ready to be hang on wall using acrylic painting.
Price: £250.00
