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Ninth Rider (2014) Original Acrylic Painting by Nicholas Robertson

61 x 76 x 0.6cm (unframed) / 61 x 76cm (actual image size)

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£1,200

The work shown is one of a series of nine paintings. Conceptually, the series deals with the consequences of human indifference, nihilism and the triumph of hope. This painting represents resurrection. Dictionary: res·ur·rec·tion (n) the regeneration of something that has died or has been destroyed. Acrylic on superior rolled canvas board, this painting has a base coat of raw sienna and consists of further opaque pigments with subsequent layers of colour washes. This layering of the work gives it texture and controlled vibrance. Finished with a coat of Winsor & Newton Satin UV varnish, this not only protects the painting, but has a unifying effect. A suggested frame width of at least 70mm or more for this size painting. Narrow frames on large paintings have tendency to not sit well and have a habit of warping.

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acrylic paints

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The work shown is one of a series of nine paintings. Conceptually, the series deals with the consequences of human indifference, nihilism and the triumph of hope. This painting represents resurrection. Dictionary: res·ur·rec·tion (n) the regeneration of something that has died or has been destroyed. Acrylic on superior rolled canvas board, this painting has a base coat of raw sienna and consists of further opaque pigments with subsequent layers of colour washes. This layering of the work gives it texture and controlled vibrance. Finished with a coat of Winsor & Newton Satin UV varnish, this not only protects the painting, but has a unifying effect. A suggested frame width of at least 70mm or more for this size painting. Narrow frames on large paintings have tendency to not sit well and have a habit of warping.

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acrylic paints

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I suspect like most figurative artists I find drawing and painting the human form wholly embedded with human behaviour. The desire to secure more than a representation of a persons... Read more

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