Original artwork description:

Inspired by the turquoise waters of the Caribbean Sea.

An original oil painting on deep edge stretched cotton canvas sized 80cm x 70cm x (4cm depth)

The paintings come with a certificate of authenticity.

The sides of the painting are white as in the photograph. The painting can be hung on the wall as it is.

The paintings are signed and dated on the reverse with initials on the front.

I bubble wrap and package the paintings very carefully to arrive safely at their destination. They are sent with Royal Mail, tracked and signed for special delivery.
This painting will be dispatched within 7-8 working days. (drying time required)

Paintings and prints are exempt from tariffs.

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Forbes 2025 “Victoria Obolensky is one of the fastest growing artists of the decade. Her art is one of the best art investments to be made this year.”

Obolensky’s work has entered notable private and corporate collections worldwide, including Prince Albert II of Monaco, fashion icon Ralph Lauren and actress Joely Richardson. Her pieces have also been acquired for display in prominent office collections such as Invesco and Regus.

Since 2020, Obolensky has sold more than 500 original paintings, with recent demand driven by her evocative seascapes and landscapes rendered in both acrylic or oil.

Obolensky began painting full-time during the Covid pandemic while raising her 13-year-old son as a single mother. The shift to full-time artmaking has proven transformative: from studio experimentation to public exhibitions and sustained press attention, her trajectory has been swift. Collectors and critics alike note the emotional clarity and technical confidence in her canvases, qualities that have made each new release highly anticipated and quickly claimed.

Most recently, she was selected to exhibit at the prestigious Royal Academy of Arts Summer Exhibition, further cementing her standing in the contemporary British art scene.

Coverage in Vanity Fair, Tatler and The Sunday Times has amplified interest in her atmospheric landscape work, which collectors and museums praise for its texture, light and emotional resonance.


Currently Victoria is painting from her studio based in Dartmouth, Devon UK.


"My aim with the paintings is not only to encapsulate the essence of water and the natural world…but to inspire others and to bring them a knowing calm.”

Materials used:

Oils

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