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Elevation (2026) Original Mixed-media Painting by Charles BEALL

78.74 x 40.64 x 3.81cm / 78.74 x 40.64cm (actual image size)

£819.51

Fine pencil lines cross a pale grey-green ground like the construction lines of an architect's drawing, and wooden elements rise from that plan into real space. On the left, a textured ochre panel is crossed by a long golden-brown plank, with a small sea-green block set at its top edge. On the right, white panels, a bright lime field, and a long dark green plank sit above a square of teal, capped by a pair of pale wooden crossbars. Small accents punctuate the whole: a red post, a navy block, a white cube.

In architecture, an elevation is a flat, head-on drawing of a building's face. Here the drawing comes off the page: lines extend past the wood they measure, planks sit just off their guides, and the plan and the built thing share the same surface. The title carries its second meaning too, as every element is literally raised off the ground it was drawn on.

Signed. Ready to hang.

Materials used:

Acrylic, wood

Details:

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Fine pencil lines cross a pale grey-green ground like the construction lines of an architect's drawing, and wooden elements rise from that plan into real space. On the left, a textured ochre panel is crossed by a long golden-brown plank, with a small sea-green block set at its top edge. On the right, white panels, a bright lime field, and a long dark green plank sit above a square of teal, capped by a pair of pale wooden crossbars. Small accents punctuate the whole: a red post, a navy block, a white cube.

In architecture, an elevation is a flat, head-on drawing of a building's face. Here the drawing comes off the page: lines extend past the wood they measure, planks sit just off their guides, and the plan and the built thing share the same surface. The title carries its second meaning too, as every element is literally raised off the ground it was drawn on.

Signed. Ready to hang.

Materials used:

Acrylic, wood

Details:

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