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| Weight | 4 kg |
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| Dimensions | 100 x 4 x 100 cm (Width x Depth x Height) |
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Through the Roses (Large)
£580.00
A large, striking oil painting inspired by the beauty of the floral world around us, in particular the vibrancy of red roses. I keep coming back to abstract representations of flowers, loving the intensity of their colours as well as their vibrancy. The painting was built over many layers of thick, impasto oil. The painting is reflecting a joyful, playful mood. This artwork is eye catching in its vibrancy and size making it a focal point in any room.
The edges of the box canvas have been painted in a complementary colour. Hooks are fixed on the back so the canvas is ready for hanging.
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Product Reference No: A-142915
Angela Dierks
I am curious by nature, always ready to further explore new ideas and impressions. Much of my earlier range of work is concerned with memories and dreams peeling away at them layer by layer. Recent works are abstract representations of landscapes finding inspiration in the beauty of the outside world: gentle landscapes in the UK, the Arctic Circle, the warm and fiery tones of Mediterranean countryside, dramatic skyscapes and the movement of the sea. The landscapes are inspired not only by the visual markers of a landscape but also by the emotional impact they leave on the spectator. I aim to lend as much ‘feel’ to my paintings as possible, ‘controlling’ the painting as much as possible while also allowing for more spontaneity and risk by applying paint in a variety of ways: smudging, scraping, flicking, squeezing and rubbing paint onto the canvas, scratching paint off and re-starting the process. The process thus mirrors the natural eroding process that happens in the development of landscapes. My work has been sold to art collectors internationally with many returning customers. My work is regularly exhibited at local galleries and art fairs in London.
