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Tower Inferno
Title: Tower Inferno
Description:
This is an original impressionist-style acrylic on deep high quality canvas of Tower Bridge as the sunsets spectacularly behind the London skyline. It measures 16 x 16 inches and is protected by a silk varnish spray. The sides are painted so no need for framing.This painting was commissioned by a client who lives in and loves London. I'd be happy to undertake similar commissions in watercolour or in acrylic on canvas so please do get in touch.
Size: 16x16inches
Format: Original artwork
Presentation: Framing not necessary
Medium: Acrylic
Genre: Cityscapes, Impressionist, Skyscape, Sunset
Colour: Blue, grey, orange, silver
Keywords: Tower Bridge, London Skyline, London Skyline, London Landscape, London at Night, Acrylic, Canvas, Impressionist.
Delivery Details:
Price Includes Delivery within UK.
Price: £0.00
Status: Sold
This work is now sold, however if you would like to commission a similar painting, please contact me
Artist Information
Name: Debbie Shawcross
Acceptable Payment Methods: PayPal and cheque.
Artist Biography:
Debbie Shawcross is self-taught artist who first began painting 8 years ago, having been inspired by her talented father who is a watercolour painter. By day, she is a Consultant Hepatologist on the Liver Unit at King's College Hospital but spends every free opportunity she can pursuing her passion for painting. She specialises in 'impressionist-style' watercolour and acrylic painting with a penchant for atmospheric landscapes and skies. London skyscapes including several of Tower Bridge have become one of her favourite signature paintings. She first exhibited her work at The Royal College of Physicians in July 2006 and has had subsequent exhibitions in 2008 and 2010. She frequently undertakes commissions including most recently 'Tower Bridge at Twilight', 'Tower Inferno', 'Moonlight Shadows' and 'Cherry Blossom' which are displayed in her gallery.
Artist News/Exhibitions:
14th Annual Art Exhibition at the Royal College of Physicians London Friday 30th July until Friday 13th August 2010.
