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We’re in Love Aren’t We? (2) (2025) Original Acrylic Painting by Elizabeth Westcott

76.2 x 76.2 x 2.54cm / 76.2 x 76.2cm (actual image size)

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This painting was inspired by a photograph that I took of a wild flower meadow at Sezincote House. In the distance are an array of grand evergreen trees. In the foreground are lilac wild scabious. Wild scabious flowers are traditionally associated with love and longing, while ecologically they are highly attractive to butterflies and other helpful pollinators. This painting is adorned with highlights of silver leaf. The painting wraps around the sides of the deep canvas, which is strung at the back and ready to hang.

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Acrylic, marbling ink, silver leaf

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This painting was inspired by a photograph that I took of a wild flower meadow at Sezincote House. In the distance are an array of grand evergreen trees. In the foreground are lilac wild scabious. Wild scabious flowers are traditionally associated with love and longing, while ecologically they are highly attractive to butterflies and other helpful pollinators. This painting is adorned with highlights of silver leaf. The painting wraps around the sides of the deep canvas, which is strung at the back and ready to hang.

Materials used:

Acrylic, marbling ink, silver leaf

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My journey began with growing up in the countryside, and it is a place that has continued to draw me back again and again. I studied art at Cheltenham College,... Read more

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