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erratic madness
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24x24" Erratic madness oil on canvas By Harry Carr
For this piece I decided to take forward the scratching technique and incorporate it into this piece. This technique eludes to the madness and the feeling of being overwhelmed when in a huge city. This piece is very textural ,which was done to enhance the hectic mood of the piece.
The composition of the cityscape Is intriguing because I purposely made some of the roads large to contrast against the smallness of the side streets. The thick bold roads also play to the idea that cities are very segregated places. people tend to stay in areas where their race , religion or nationality has settled. This means that people don't know much about each other and this turns into racism.
the piece was painted one way then I moved the piece around to see which way looked more interesting and unusual. I quite liked this way of working because I didn't know how the piece was eventually going to look.
By: Harry Carr
Price: £420.00
The Wave
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Acrylic art. Painted using a mixture of the swipe and pour technique. Blue azure sea with wave crashing. Vivid mixture of blues with hidden green. Cells of colour popping through the water. A vibrant piece.
Price: £50.00
B44
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Abstract artwork on standard edge box canvas. This is done via a pouring acrylics method, and is varnished ready to hang. The edges match the front and it can be framed or hung as it is.
This work is 20 inches high by 8 inches wide. It has a poured background and the kingfisher, bubbles and fish have been painted on later. Varnished and ready to hang. Postage to mainland UK is included, postage abroad can be quoted for on request.
By: Jeannie Zelos
Price: £95.00
An Idea Begins... - a Sussex seascape
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This is a 30 x 30 x 1.5 inches seascape skyscape painting that was inspired by a day out in Brighton. It shows a very small figure walking along the beach with a drama happening in the sky as he or she is forming an idea. The sun is partially hidden by the clouds but is emerging through them and forming patterns with them. It is semi abstract, expressionistic in style and the colours range from golden yellow through to deep reds and purples. Having lived in Brighton as an art student, I often had my best ideas and epiphany's walking the stony beach there. It is where I recovered my senses after upsets and made plans for the future. Humans need space in order to get a perspective on their lives and to sort out problems and not go mad. The sea is a wonderful place to do this so this painting is simply intended as a thank you to the sea and sky. The edges are white and no frame is needed.
By: Gill Bustamante
Price: £795.00
It is not all about
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Following the miners track up towards Y Foel Goch there is a little Llyn called Lyn Caseg-Fraith. The colours were great on this day, even if the ground was very wet. I have sought to bring out the colours I felt and focus less on the mountains, even though Foel Gogh and Mynydd Perfedd are in the background. I have softened the foreground to bring the image to what I saw. This printed on metal with an metal sliver frame. This is printed and made to order. 33cm square.
By: Dean Buckfield
Price: £110.00
North Yorkshire Dales Winter Scene
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A farm in the Yorshire dales in winter, a snowy scene, mounted but not framed.
By: Andi Williams
Price: £79.00
The Pathway
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A view of a pathway running between the houses. It is getting towards evening and the sun is starting to sink in the sky. It is painted in oils on a canvas panel and comes complete in a wooden frame with a gold finish as illustrated in the photograph. The painting size is 10 x 8 inches with a 1 inch wide frame.
By: Paul Dixon
Price: £60.00
Polperro Harbour
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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
In passage
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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
