Fleur Park

Space Series 1

2022

Fleur Parks art is influenced by the push and pull of her country life vs her old city life. The juxtaposition of these two is seen in most of her work. The fields that surround her ...

Acrylic on canvas, unframed on a deep edge canvas. by Harriet Chomley. A colourful abstract work . Artwork by expressionist artist Haz Chomley is avai...

Line Formation I [2022] original Acrylic on Canvas Image size: H:80 cm x W:60 cm Complete Size of Unframed Work: H:80 cm x W:60 cm x D:3cm Frame Size: H:84 cm x W:64 cm x D:5cm Sold...

Throwing Some Shapes I by Kerry Louise Bennett [2022] One of a small series of paintings exploring the dynamic and expressive shapes of pot plant...

Bank, Poultry by Sarah Adams [2021] A detailed depiction of Bank, Poultry, taking in the Bank of England, Cornhill, and the busy juncture that is Bank, Part of a 60x60cm deep edge canvas series with London Rooftops which is the same size. Additional information: Original Arcylic Image size: H:60 cm x W:60 cm Complete Size of Unframed Work: H:60 cm x W:60 cm x D:2 cm Sold Unframed Please note that insitu images are purely an indication of how a piece may look Discover new paintings of London and in-particular Battersea by Sarah Adams. A prolific painter, with an impressive portfolio, Sarah’s talents were recently recognised through the selection of her work at this year’s Royal Academy Summer (Winter) Exhibition and the ING Discerning Eye exhibition at the Mall Galleries. North London based Sarah draws her inspiration from her home city. Her work features iconic cityscapes painted in her distinctive style. Sarah’s use of a limited colour palette of acrylics anchored with white transforms the hustle and bustle of the busy metropolis into calming, serene landscapes with an almost dream-like quality. Her trademark use of thick, creamy, buttery brushmarks give her work a slightly abstract but familiar feel. Up close, you can see her expressive mark making, but stand back and her paintings come to life. Sarah’s past achievements have included exhibiting at the ING Discerning Eye, at the Mall Galleries in 2016 & 2018 and a short-listing for the Royal Academy Summer Exhibition in 2015. Her work has also been exhibited at the Affordable Art Fair, The Strand Gallery, Camden Image Gallery and Espacio Gallery. In 2013 she created a series on Battersea Power Station. During the redevelopment of the site, Sarah’s distinctive depiction was selected and reproduced on a large scale for the hoardings of the new development. Recently, Sarah has sought to diversify her artwork through a series of landscapes and seascapes painted in her expressive mark making style. Her ‘dinky’ collection, painted on small postcard sized canvases demonstrate her versatility and ‘Dinky London’ is currently on display at the Royal Academy with three other dinky paintings soon to be virtually exhibited at the ING Discerning Eye. Sarah is available for commissions and is currently working on a large canvas painting...

Place to Remember. An original abstract still life painting by Diane Whalley. In a white wood frame [2021] original acrylic on canvas Image size: H:80 cm x W:100 cm Complete Size of...

This large-scale, abstract work by Harris is sure to enchant any home or space. Harris's vertical bands of color create movement for the eye and leave an element of something new to ...

"PRESSURE DROPS I" is a big works with acrylics and canvases overlapped; the work has a kind of "twin" canvas, "PRESSURE DROPS II".

One from a series of two abstract paintings made in 2022 by Amanda Andersen. These artworks began with the idea of a mountain range simplified into large layered shapes, a disoriented horizon line touched by wind and weather patterns. This piece has large areas of dark forrest green and ivory with mauve and light peach contrasted with black and white ovals–some accented with bright blue, red, green and yellow. Acrylic paint on canvas; on heavy duty stretcher bars ready to hang. 60 cm x 80 cm (23.6 x 31.5 inches) – 3.5 cm deep (1.37 inches deep). Initialed on the back. Original artwork ships in a box...

Large abstract acrylic painting on canvas by Amanda Andersen; one in a series of four created in 2020 during anxiety filled times due mostly to Covid. The shapes in these works represented a balloon at first–a common subject in the artist's earlier work, which honored the beauty and elegance of hot air balloons and also celebrated their invitation for a romantic escape. We all wanted an escape in 2020. The large shape can also be seen as a window; the static hole we all peered out from to check if the world was still out there. With stripes–also a common visual element in the artist's work, it may even suggest prison bars...

Large abstract acrylic painting on canvas by Amanda Andersen; one in a series of four created in 2020 during anxiety filled times due mostly to Covid. The shapes in these works represented a balloon at first–a common subject in the artist's earlier work, which honored the beauty and elegance of hot air balloons and also celebrated their invitation for a romantic escape. We all wanted an escape in 2020. The large shape can also be seen as a window; the static hole we all peered out from to check if the world was still out there. With stripes–also a common visual element in the artist's work, it may even suggest prison bars...

One from a series of two abstract paintings made in 2022 by Amanda Andersen. These artworks began with the idea of a mountain range simplified into large layered shapes, a disoriente...