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Original artwork description:
Serene skyscape.
Painted after an inspiring trip to the northern most tip of Denmark. This calming oil landscape depicts the huge skies and flat lands of Skagen in Jutland. It is an extraordinary place with an unusual atmosphere, so much so, that the region had its own 'School of Skagen' painters during the Impressionist late 1800's.
A delicate blue sky with soft white and grey clouds, which reflect on the sea below, casting a dark shadow that passes across the water.
An oil painting that brings the fresh air of northern Denmark and the cool breezes of Summer from this unique part of the world.
The edges of the canvas are extra deep - 3.5cm - and a clean white, so artwork could be displayed framed or unframed (please see additional photograph).
Strung and ready to hang.
Signed on the rear and Certificate of Authenticity provided.
Lizzie Butler is a contemporary British painter.
She has exhibited at Leighton House Museum, Kensington, London, at several London galleries and internationally.
Her works are currently on show at the Amy Kaslow Gallery, Washington DC, and available at The Art Buyer Gallery, London.
Lizzie's work can be found in collections in America, New Zealand, Hong Kong, the UK and across Europe, with several customers returning to buy further pieces and place commissions.
"I was drawn to this painting and delighted when it arrived...although abstract she has created a sense of place and feeling." (GK)
"She is not only an excellent artist, but is communicative and likeable." (IP)
Materials used:
Professional Artists oil paint on stretched canvas.
Tags:
#sky #blue #serene #atmospheric #clouds #white #skies #calming #skyscape #danish #denmark #skagen #large sky #jutland #skagaenFeatured by our Editors:
Skagen Sky (2024) Oil painting
by Lizzie Butler
23 Artist Reviews
£2,300
- Oil painting on Canvas
- One of a kind artwork
- Size: 89.5 x 59.5 x 3.5cm (unframed) / 89.5 x 59.5cm (actual image size)
- Ready to hang
- Signed certificate of authenticity
- Style: Impressionistic
- Subject: Landscapes, sea and sky
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Original artwork description
Serene skyscape.
Painted after an inspiring trip to the northern most tip of Denmark. This calming oil landscape depicts the huge skies and flat lands of Skagen in Jutland. It is an extraordinary place with an unusual atmosphere, so much so, that the region had its own 'School of Skagen' painters during the Impressionist late 1800's.
A delicate blue sky with soft white and grey clouds, which reflect on the sea below, casting a dark shadow that passes across the water.
An oil painting that brings the fresh air of northern Denmark and the cool breezes of Summer from this unique part of the world.
The edges of the canvas are extra deep - 3.5cm - and a clean white, so artwork could be displayed framed or unframed (please see additional photograph).
Strung and ready to hang.
Signed on the rear and Certificate of Authenticity provided.
Lizzie Butler is a contemporary British painter.
She has exhibited at Leighton House Museum, Kensington, London, at several London galleries and internationally.
Her works are currently on show at the Amy Kaslow Gallery, Washington DC, and available at The Art Buyer Gallery, London.
Lizzie's work can be found in collections in America, New Zealand, Hong Kong, the UK and across Europe, with several customers returning to buy further pieces and place commissions.
"I was drawn to this painting and delighted when it arrived...although abstract she has created a sense of place and feeling." (GK)
"She is not only an excellent artist, but is communicative and likeable." (IP)
Materials used:
Professional Artists oil paint on stretched canvas.
Tags:
#sky #blue #serene #atmospheric #clouds #white #skies #calming #skyscape #danish #denmark #skagen #large sky #jutland #skagaenFeatured by our Editors:
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Artist Reviews (23)
Lizzie Butler
United Kingdom
About
Lizzie Butler's love of landscapes and big open skies began as a child in the wide open fields of Lincolnshire. Artist parents - an architect father, who etched at every... Read more