Rachael Dalzell

Hidden magic of bluebells by Rachael Dalzell. Colourful floral painting.

2021

A lively and cheerful painting of wild flowers in the fields of Norfolk during late spring. Rachael’s works on paper are particularly organ...

Fairies amongst the foxgloves is an expressive, vibrant work on paper which captures one of the most well known wildflowers of the english countryside… Rachael’s works on paper are ...

An artwork filled with vibrant colour and painted with a free and expressive use of acrylic paint on canvas.  'This lovely dell is all my own' is a quiet shady spot beside a lake wit...

Flower Festival is inspired by the wild flowers that Rachael picks from her garden in the Norfolk countryside. She spends many days here where her stud...

This exceptional artwork is currently on display and available for sale at Signet Contemporary Art Gallery and online. "Sylvia Paul's "Bluebells Woodland" transports viewers into a ...

'Enchanted Bluebells' by Jan Rogers is an original work. The piece depicts an enchanting bluebell woodland, dusky and atmospheric with a hint of pink in the sky. A small painting bea...

Colourful Woodland With Bluebells by Jan Rogers [2021] original Acrylic paint on canvas Image size: H:50 cm x W:50 cm Complete Size of Unframed Work: H:5...

Bluebell woods 1 is an original painting by Rosemary Farrer. At this time of year I head for the woods to paint the bluebells. The colours are very hard to capture, not quite purple, not quite blue, photographs don't quite do them justice. This is where a painting has an advantage over a photograph, a combination of cooler blues and warmer purples, side by side, mix optically and create a shimmering field of colour, flecks of lime green from the new beech leaves provide the perfect foil. Rosemary Farrer, artists and printmaker sells with Wychwood Art online and in our art gallery in Oxfordshire. Rosemary paints in oils and also makes original prints. The prints are in no way copies of the paintings, they are conceived of, and made, as a response to the special and wonderful effects that can be achieved only through the various techniques of printmaking, whether it be the graphic, dynamic marks of a linocut, or the subtle tones and textures achievable in aquatint and etching. Design, composition and the use of colour are what excite her. She spends a lot of time drawing and painting outside, back in the studio, she will distil these ideas into strong graphic woodcuts, and linos or subtly textured etchings. Recent monotypes draw together the threads of her different media, with their graphic shapes and rich painterly colours. She studied fine art at Camberwell School of Art and The Ruskin School of Drawing, and learned printmaking at Morley College [London]. She has exhibited prints...