The image is a serene and atmospheric landscape painting capturing the essence of rolling Scottish hills of Aberlour under a rainy sky. The composition features undulating hills in varying shades of green, suggesting lush vegetation, with the land fading into a misty, indistinct horizon. The sky is rendered in muted tones of grey and white, depicting the heavy clouds and the diffused light of a rainy day. The brushwork appears soft and blended, with no harsh outlines, contributing to the overall feeling of moisture and softness that rain brings to a landscape. The style of the painting is reminiscent of the Impressionist movement, where the focus is on the overall effect of light and colour rather than on fine detail, similar to the works of Claude Monet or Camille Pissarro. The painting might evoke emotions of calmness, introspection, and the refreshing quality of nature during rainfall.

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Aberlour

The artwork titled "Blocks" presents a geometric abstract composition with a structured arrangement of shapes and colours. It features a series of rectangular blocks or bars, neatly organized in a grid-like pattern. The colour palette consists predominantly of shades of blue, ranging from light to dark, interspersed with contrasting blocks of yellow, red, and green, adding vibrancy and visual interest to the piece. This use of primary colours and geometric forms is reminiscent of the De Stijl movement and artists like Piet Mondrian. The artwork conveys a sense of order and balance, with a playful interaction between the colours and the negative space. With a savvy mixture of acrylic and IPA, the execution suggests a “water-stain” effect, emphasizing the clean lines and solid colours without the distraction of gloss or shine.

Blocks

The painting titled "Cotswold," showcases a charming, rainy street scene set in the Cotswolds, a region of England known for its picturesque villages and rolling countryside. The scene is lively with figures holding umbrellas, walking along the wet pavement that reflects the grey, overcast sky and the quaint, stone buildings. The colour palette is muted with soft blues, greys, and earthy tones that capture the damp, reflective quality of a rainy day. The style is semi-impressionistic with a focus on atmosphere and the feeling of a moment caught in time, similar to the works of Gustave Caillebotte. The material is acrylic on canvas, with visible brush strokes that convey the movement of the rain and the cosiness of the village setting.

Cotswold

The painting titled "New Forest," captures the vibrant and lush essence of the New Forest landscape, in the South-East of England. The artwork is alive with a variety of greens, from deep emerald to light, almost yellowish hues, suggesting the diversity of plant life within a forest. There are also touches of brown and grey, likely representing the trunks and branches of trees, as well as the forest floor. The brushwork is loose and appears spontaneous, with dabs and strokes of paint creating a sense of organic growth and natural wildness. The style of the painting leans towards impressionism, capturing the play of light and shadow within the forest and the overall feeling of being surrounded by nature. It evokes a sense of renewal, the tranquillity of a woodland escape, and the beauty of untouched wilderness.

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collection: British Marks

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Aberlour

Blocks

Cotswold

New Forest