Paul Treasure

Waves Crushing by the Sea

2016

This contemporary seascape painting by Jonathan Trim presents a study of a tranquil coastal scene. This piece creates a pleasing impression of the character of the natural subject matter, featuring interesting textures and verdant greenery which surrounds the waters. A sense of the waters stillness is implied by the artist which gives the vista a calming ambience. The artist successfully captures the serenity and sublime beauty of the natural subject matter. This artwork is painted in oils, strung and ready to be displayed. Jonathan Trim was born in 1948 in Leigh on Sea Essex by the Thames Estuary, an area that has always been a vital source of inspiration. Sketchbooks from early childhood show a fascination with light and water, which has made him the artist that he is. Jonathan studied Art at Southend School of Art and Leeds University/Huddersfield Polytechnic. Over the years he has established a reputation for paintings of atmospheric landscapes. Jonathan works from his studio near the Thames estuary often beginning the work out in the location. The environments of estuaries, rivers and the low lying wetlands of Britain and the landscape of France are his constant sources of inspiration. He spends time every summer painting in South West France. He has developed a deep awareness and intense relationship to these types of landscapes. His works are imbued with a deep sense of time and memory resulting in paintings that are rich in personal responses. His work is always about the spirit of the place and the feelings of connection and continuity. His painting methods frequently use textural materials from these areas which are embedded into the paint creating an interesting surface texture to the work. He applies colour using a wide variety of techniques to capture the flickering light...

This contemporary seascape painting by Jonathan Trim depicts a coastal study which creates an impression of the natural subject matter at low tide. This piece speaks of the delicate and sublime beauty of the natural world, featuring interesting textures that express the character of the terrain and a soothing palette of muted earth tones. The life-like brushstrokes employed to describe the vista convey a sense of the waters stillness which emphasises the serene impact evoked when experiencing the coastal area in reality. This artwork is painted in oils, strung and ready to be displayed. Jonathan Trim was born in 1948 in Leigh on Sea Essex by the Thames Estuary, an area that has always been a vital source of inspiration. Sketchbooks from early childhood show a fascination with light and water, which has made him the artist that he is. Jonathan studied Art at Southend School of Art and Leeds University/Huddersfield Polytechnic. Over the years he has established a reputation for paintings of atmospheric landscapes. Jonathan works from his studio near the Thames estuary often beginning the work out in the location. The environments of estuaries, rivers and the low lying wetlands of Britain and the landscape of France are his constant sources of inspiration. He spends time every summer painting in South West France. He has developed a deep awareness and intense relationship to these types of landscapes. His works are imbued with a deep sense of time and memory resulting in paintings that are rich in personal responses. His work is always about the spirit of the place and the feelings of connection and continuity. His painting methods frequently use textural materials from these areas which are embedded into the paint creating an interesting surface texture to the work. He applies colour using a wide variety of techniques to capture the flickering light...

This original landscape painting by Jonathan Trim captures the sublime beauty of the natural world conveyed by the artist through a sensitive forest study. The artist creates a pleasing impression of glowing sunlight which soothingly illuminates the whole vista, evoking a comforting sense of warmth. This creates an ethereal ambience which elicits the joy of experiencing the subject matter in reality. A bed of verdant greenery and elgant blue hued wild flora presents the attractive features of the scene. This artwork is painted in oils, strung and ready to be displayed. Jonathan Trim was born in 1948 in Leigh on Sea Essex by the Thames Estuary, an area that has always been a vital source of inspiration. Sketchbooks from early childhood show a fascination with light and water, which has made him the artist that he is. Jonathan studied Art at Southend School of Art and Leeds University/Huddersfield Polytechnic. Over the years he has established a reputation for paintings of atmospheric landscapes. Jonathan works from his studio near the Thames estuary often beginning the work out in the location. The environments of estuaries, rivers and the low lying wetlands of Britain and the landscape of France are his constant sources of inspiration. He spends time every summer painting in South West France. He has developed a deep awareness and intense relationship to these types of landscapes. His works are imbued with a deep sense of time and memory resulting in paintings that are rich in personal responses. His work is always about the spirit of the place and the feelings of connection and continuity. His painting methods frequently use textural materials from these areas which are embedded into the paint creating an interesting surface texture to the work. He applies colour using a wide variety of techniques to capture the flickering light...

This contemporary landscape study by Jonathan Trim features a pleasing forest perspective illuminated with morning lighting. The artist creates the impression of glowing streams of light flooding through verdant trees and elegant wild flora. A palette of bright, natural tones is applied to conveying the subject matter in the vista, producing a joyful ambience. This original piece exudes an atmosphere which is soothing and calming due to its sensitive depiction of the natural subject matter. This artwork is painted in oils, strung and ready to be displayed. Jonathan Trim was born in 1948 in Leigh on Sea Essex by the Thames Estuary, an area that has always been a vital source of inspiration. Sketchbooks from early childhood show a fascination with light and water, which has made him the artist that he is. Jonathan studied Art at Southend School of Art and Leeds University/Huddersfield Polytechnic. Over the years he has established a reputation for paintings of atmospheric landscapes. Jonathan works from his studio near the Thames estuary often beginning the work out in the location. The environments of estuaries, rivers and the low lying wetlands of Britain and the landscape of France are his constant sources of inspiration. He spends time every summer painting in South West France. He has developed a deep awareness and intense relationship to these types of landscapes. His works are imbued with a deep sense of time and memory resulting in paintings that are rich in personal responses. His work is always about the spirit of the place and the feelings of connection and continuity. His painting methods frequently use textural materials from these areas which are embedded into the paint creating an interesting surface texture to the work. He applies colour using a wide variety of techniques to capture the flickering light...

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