Paintings & Mixed Media Christmas Catalogue by byardart

Paintings & Mixed-Media A selection for Christmas 2020

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CONTENTS 1-4 Alison Pullen 5-8 Ana Kapor 9-12 Chris Green 13-18 Elisabeth Lecourt 19-22 Jack Frame 23-26 Lee Madgwick 27-32 Relton Marine 33-34 Vanessa Whitehouse

Alison Pullen Alison Pullen's interiors are created using a mix of paint and collage. She always works in situ, both beginning and ending in the room itself in the creation of these atmospheric, mixed-media works. Alison graduated from the Norwich School of Art in 1990, completing her Masters in Illustration at the Royal College of Art in 1993. She has received commissions from a number of prestigious institutions including the Royal Mail, the Langham Hotel, and the Ionian Bank. In 1998 Alison completed two paintings of the Throne Room for the Royal Collection at Buckingham Palace, leading her to claim the Chelsea Arts Society Painting Prize that year. Her career has taken her to exhibit across the UK and at major art fairs in New York, Stockholm and Brussels.

MT Hall, City of London, Library (framed) Mixed-Media 96 x 110 cm ÂŁ2600

Cambridge Interior, Pioneer (framed) Mixed-Media 99 x 104 cm £2600

Cambridge Interior, English (framed) Mixed-Media 98 x 102 cm £2600

Bayswater Interior, Espresso (framed) Mixed-Media 111 x 105 cm Â£2600

Merchant Taylor's Hall Cloisters, City of London (framed) Mixed-Media 115 x 92 cm ÂŁ2600

Ana Kapor Following her father's footsteps, Ana started to paint very young. Her art can be connected to the early Italian Renaissance tradition, and also has a strong metaphysical influence. After graduating from the Accademia di Belle Arti in Rome, Ana started collaborating with some important Italian galleries. She had her first personal exhibition in Rome in 1987 at the Polittico Gallery, after which she started a collaboration with galleries in Milan, Brescia, Turin, Florence, Capri, and Bologna. In 2011 she was invited to participate at the Venice Biennale. During her career Ana has won numerous prizes and her works are present in museums and private collections all over the world.

Letter From Italy (framed) Oil on Panel 30 x 40 cm ÂŁ2295

Sunrise on the Lake (framed) Oil on Panel 18 x 18 cm ÂŁ885

The Temple (framed) Oil on Panel 30 x 30 cm ÂŁ2195

The Other Place (framed) Oil on Panel 30 x 30 cm ÂŁ2195

Chris Green After studying Illustration, Christopher rapidly established himself with prestigious commissions for ITV, major publishing houses, West End theatres and top flight advertising agencies. At the same time the Association of Illustrators asked him to join their judging panel for the annual Best of British illustration awards, which also repeatedly featured his work. Christopher soon found himself increasingly frustrated with the constraints of illustration, and so branched out into the world of murals, sculpture and specialist paint effects,working all over Europe and sending work as far as Japan and the USA. Clients at this time included the likes of Harrods, Fortnum and Mason and the Walt Disney Corporation. The work Christopher does now would most accurately be described as hyperrealism. Although he often uses photography to capture transient lighting conditions, he has absolutely no desire to produce a faithful reproduction of the photographs themselves. Instead he uses the images as reference points for the creation of a heightened, idealised reality. Christopher sells his work through art fairs and selected galleries. His paintings have joined private collections in the UK, Europe and the United States.

Jellybean Jar (framed) Acrylic & Oil on Canvas 106 x 106 cm Â£5000

French Bulldog I (framed) Acrylic & Oil on Canvas 43 x 40 cm Â£1800

Still Life Stainless Steel Egg Cup I (framed) Acrylic & Oil on Canvas 65 x 65 cm Â£2750

Elisabeth Lecourt Elisabeth Lecourt is best known for her eye-catching map dresses. After studying Fine Art in France, she moved to London to study at Kingston University and Central St. Martins. In 2001 she achieved her Masters from the Royal College of Art. Since then, Elisabeth has enjoyed a successful career exhibiting her map dress installations and paintings worldwide. She has exhibited in solo shows in London, Paris, Amsterdam, Turin and Rotterdam and participated in major art fairs in China, America, Canada and across Europe. Her work has been featured in publications worldwide, including Marie Claire and Maison, Vogue Italy, Elle decoration, Grazia, The Times and Living. Etc.

Pink & Blue Figuratif (framed) Mixed-Media 85 x 60 cm £3500

Le Goutte e Goutte de mon Coeur (framed) Mixed-Media 85 x 60 cm Â£3500

La ligne Bleue de mon Bracelet Ciel (framed) Mixed-Media 84 x 59 cm ÂŁ3500

Berlingots et Little Bear(framed) Mixed-Media 84 x 59 cm ÂŁ3500

Des Colliers en Gouttieres d'Argent (framed) Mixed-Media 84 x 59 cm ÂŁ3500

Des Coquelicots Comme des Pensees(framed) Mixed-Media 84 x 59 cm ÂŁ3500

Les Pantalons du Professeur Cambodia (framed) Mixed-Media 117 x 60 cm ÂŁ4800

Ma Poupee, mon Aimee(framed) Mixed-Media 122 x 60 cm Â£4800

Jack Frame Critically acclaimed Jack Frame graduated from Glasgow School of Art in 2007 with a sell-out degree show. He was tipped early on as one of the most collectable young artists in the UK, after receiving the GSA Painting award and the Prize for Landscape Drawing. In 2009 he won the Jolomo Landscape Art prize. While artist in residence at The Lomond School, Jack was included in the BBC documentary Glasgow Boys, exposing his work to a wider audience. Jack is most noted for his striking depictions of trees and sky. His works have a haunting grace and solemnity. Trees have always been a focal point of the artist's work, the blossoming cherry in particular a recurring theme throughout his practice. As if with the awe of a child, he paints these trees as monuments, as the compositional focal point of each work and often set against his trademark gold backdrop. Jack's work is included in many public and private collections including the Standard Life building, Glasgow School of Art Mackintosh building and Friends of GSA. His patrons include Muriel Gray, Mathew Bellany from the band Muse and Kate Hudson.

Silver Blossom Oil & Gold Leaf on Board 60 x 70 cm ÂŁ1500

Gertrude Oil & Gold Leaf on Board 137 x 92 cm Â£3600

Herman, Douglas-Fir Bonsai (framed) Oil on Silk 78 x 52 cm £1350

Jemima Spring(framed) Oil & Gold Leaf on Board 78 x 52 cm £1350

Juniper Bonsai (framed) Oil on Board 110 x 72 cm Â£2450

Lee Madgwick Norfolk-born artist Lee Madgwick finds beauty in dereliction and abandonment. He creates hauntingly surreal paintings in acrylic and oil. Lee studied Graphic Design at the Norwich School of Art, graduating in 2003. He later won Best In Show at the Eastern Open Exhibition, King's Lynn Arts Centre in 2009 and was winner of the Wyss Foundation Painting Award in 2013. He has been selected for the Royal Academy Summer Exhibition in 2009 and 2012 and more recently was elected a member of the Royal Society of British Artists (RBA) where he won the Woodhay Gallery Award. Lee is widely collected, and has exhibited at major art fairs worldwide.

The Marker Acrylic on Canvas 80 x 80 cm ÂŁ3650

Alf's Acrylic on Canvas 80 x 80 cm Â£3650

Sanctum Acrylic on Canvas 90 x 120 cm Â£4200

The Awakening Acrylic on Canvas 90 x 120 cm Â£4200

Relton Marine West Yorkshire-based artists Christine Relton and Tom Marine have been painting collaboratively for almost two decades. They begin each work with the memory of a real place or particular event, discussing their rough ideas of the composition, and then working together through a process of over-painting and adjustment. Tom is primarily in charge of under-painting. This initial step is crucial in giving depth and texture to the finished work. Christine is more interested in the overall composition, transforming Tom's abstract marks into a specific landscape. The artists don't tend to work together at the same time. Rather, they get together during the process to discuss what is and isn't working. At this stage it isn't unusual to change the entire composition and repaint whole areas again. The artists' collaborative process allows them to paint with the ultimate freedom and stops them from getting too precious about their work. They use acrylic paint as it dries fast and allows a lot of manipulation and repainting. The pair consider each work finished when the balance and composition feel right. Often the most successful works are amalgamations of imagery rather than specific places. The results are fresh and full of energy. The idea is to leave the viewer to interpret to a certain degree what they are looking at and leave space for their ideas to give meaning to the painting. They have shown their work at art fairs across the UK and abroad, including New York, California, Milan, Singapore, Utrecht, Amsterdam, Paris, Stockholm, Brussels and Singapore. They have been commissioned by a number of prestigious institutions, producing work for Detroit Airport in the USA, The Sherlock Holmes Hotel in London and Headingley Stadium in Leeds. They feature in The Dictionary of Artists in Britain since 1945 by David Buckman, and the Who's Who In Art 2012, Edition 35.

Arkengarthdal Oil on Canvas 91 x 122 cm Â£3850

Pomegranates Oil on Canvas 91 x 91 cm ÂŁ3300

Iris and Rowanberry Oil on Canvas 91 x 91 cm Â£3300

From Simo Acrylic o 76 x 9 Â£29

on's Seat II on Canvas 91 cm 950

Vanessa Whitehouse “In my paintings I have tried to capture a sense of distance, I want the viewer to feel they are standing in a field of flowers or on the beach looking out to the horizon.” Vanessa creates vibrant landscapes using a range of mixed media, materials and techniques. Grandaughter to the Bloomsbury artist Alfred Jobson Brown, she comes from a highly artistic background and was introduced to painting from a young age. The artist works from her studio in Kent, close to the River Medway. She exhibits her paintings through prestigious galleries across the UK that showcase her work as far as New York, Toronto and Singapore.

Escape (in a perspex box) Mixed-Media 90 x 90 cm £3250

Higher Ground (in a perspex box) Mixed-Media 35 x 35 cm £1200

You Are Too Beautiful (in a perspex box) Mixed-Media 35 x 35 cm £1200