Original artwork description:
The last in a series of Pears sitting on my window ledge in Bath UK. The afternoon sun was setting and I wanted to capture the wonderful light on the Red William pears.
This painting is A3 in a simple black box frame under glass. The frame is A2 size.
I used a variety of medium to get the effect of the last light. An underpainting of acrylic paint on papers, followed by water mixable oils, pens, coloured pencils and watercolour crayons.
Materials used:
An underpainting of acrylic paint on papers, followed by water mixable oils, pens, coloured pencils and watercolour crayons.
Tags:
#bath georgian window ledge #pears #afternoon #last light #red pearsPears, Last Light (2014)
Acrylic painting
by Irene Wilkes
30 Artist Reviews
£100 Sold
- Acrylic painting on Paper
- One of a kind artwork
- Size: 43 x 53 x 3cm (framed) / 29.7 x 42cm (actual image size)
- Framed and ready to hang
- Signed on the front
- Style: Expressive and gestural
- Subject: Still life
Original artwork description
The last in a series of Pears sitting on my window ledge in Bath UK. The afternoon sun was setting and I wanted to capture the wonderful light on the Red William pears.
This painting is A3 in a simple black box frame under glass. The frame is A2 size.
I used a variety of medium to get the effect of the last light. An underpainting of acrylic paint on papers, followed by water mixable oils, pens, coloured pencils and watercolour crayons.
Materials used:
An underpainting of acrylic paint on papers, followed by water mixable oils, pens, coloured pencils and watercolour crayons.
Tags:
#bath georgian window ledge #pears #afternoon #last light #red pearsReturns and refunds
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Artist Reviews (30)
This artwork is sold by Irene Wilkes from United Kingdom
Irene Wilkes
United Kingdom
About
Irene Carmen Wilkes was born in 1952. Her parents were Eastern European, post-war immigrants. Irene's mother loved folk art and crafts, especially embroidery. She introduced Irene to the... Read more
