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His True Colours
Acrylic on Canvas 500mm x 600mm portrait Framed Price circa £395
Private Collection - Not For Sale
'His True Colours'. Shortlisted at The Qube Gallery in Oswestry, Shropshire. Dizzy's husband Toby, her first attempt at the Painterly or Abstract Realism style, described as a style of painting where visible brushstrokes and expressive techniques are evident. It emphasizes the beauty and texture of the paint application, rather than a highly realistic or precise rendering. Essentially, it celebrates the medium itself
Mother's Pride
Acrylic on Art Board 600mm x 450mm landscape Framed Price circa £375
Private Collection - Not For Sale
'Mother's Pride' is an interpretation in the style of Edvard Munch (1863-1944) of Dizzy's husband at around 12 months of age, sitting with his 5 year old brother and his late 7 year old sister, circa 1966. Edvard Munch's artistic style is primarily called Expressionism. As a pioneer of the movement, his work focused on conveying intensely emotional and psychological states through distorted forms and bold, symbolic colors rather than realistic representation.
Dizzy has completed a few portraits before 'His True Colours', but was unsure of their quality. Now she has embraced the Painterly/Abstract Realism style in her new 'Icons' Series (click the button below)
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