Gabriel Laderman

Monika in the Red Dress

c. 1985

Wonderful floral pastel still-life of roses by Des Mattews (American, b. 1935), circa 1970s. Signed lower left corner. Condition: Very good. Presented in mat under glass and with rustic painted white frame. Image size: 17"H x 12"W. Des Matthews...

"Pastel Prism" is a hand-painted acrylic painting on high-quality 300g paper by artist Ryan Rivadeneyra. This series focuses on geometric patterns and combinations of shapes to form...

Fruit Cup by Roy Wilce Oil Pastel Monoprint on Paper, signed lower right image 2x3", paper size is 10"x10", unframed, ships flat Colorful little contemporary still life of mixed fr...

Fragments Family House oil and wall Paper on canvas 120x120 cm Original Art abstract Minimalism this Artworks is part of a series "Fragments Family House" tell and trace the evolut...

Oil Pastel and Pencil Liquor Still Life Oil pastel and pencil still life depicting a line up of Dutch liquor bottles and drinking glasses by Erin Pearce (American, 20th C). Liquor ...

Richard Whadcock Early Light Original Landscape Drawing Oil on Paper Sheet Size: 51 cm x61 cm x 0 cm Framed Size: 70 cm x82 cm x 3.7 cm Sold Framed Slightly Off white with museum quality non-reflective glass and archival mount Free Shipping Please note that in situ images are purely an indication of how a piece may look. Early Light is an original oil on paper by Richard Whadcock. This was an early morning on the way to the study. A sea mist was being slowly lifted by the rising sun and revealing the surroundings through subtly changing diffused light.. Richard Whadcock is a contemporary artist specialising in atmospheric landscape paintings. His contemporary landscape paintings explore the South Downs and East Sussex coast. Trying to capture its ever changing dramatic atmosphere from silent stillness to squally days. The South Downs are only a starting point as the paintings themselves eventually take over and follow their own path creating their unique surface landscape. Richard studied at Fine Art at Bristol Polytechnic from 1986-89 where the work crossed between painting and printmaking. He then went onto study for his MA at the Royal College of Art specialising in printmaking. He utilised etching but mainly lithography due to its closeness to painting. Along side these he would also paint with all these disciplines feeding each other and expanding ideas. After leaving college Richard was awarded a residency at the Lowick House Print Workshop in Cumbria and more recently, 2014, he was also awarded a two week residency at Cill Rialaig artists village in Kerry, Ireland. His studio has been part of the Phoenix Arts studios in Brighton for the last 15yrs. It is one of the largest artist lead organisations remaining. The work crosses between small works on paper to large scale oils on canvas up to 200cm x 200cm...