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Another from the 'Flowers &…' range. Like some others paintings from this collection, the 'vase' is given a central role in the piece, standing out prominently from it's surroundings.
Some of the items that feature in these still life works I own whilst others are imagined. Sadly, this teapot is not one I can lay claim to (what's worse is that the cake was also imagined - cake rarely last more 24hrs in our house and sometimes even samller works can take a few days to finish)
Acrylic on board, 25 x 20 cm original painting complete with a custom, hand-made, wood frame (in a graphite finish) and a single mount with groove.
For your convenience, our custom frames come with D-rings and picture cord attached and all orders include a hanging kit containing a 2-pin picture hook + pins (made from hardened steel with a polished brass plate finish) so you can start enjoying your new artwork straight away!
Image size (H x W) | 25 x 20 cm |
Framed size (H x W x D) | 41 x 34 x 4 cm |
sizes are approximate
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“When trying out new ideas or exploring new themes, it makes sense to work on a small scale. However, I know that, as far as my own work is concerned, I put as much thought and effort into my small paintings as for any of the bigger pieces. And, in fact, sometimes the smaller works, have a spontaneity or 'va va voom' which can be hard to replicate in larger work so I’m delighted to have found an exclusive outlet for these smaller works which are such a vital part of my creative output.”
Francis Boag
Born and educated in Dundee, Francis maintained his painting career alongside a successful teaching career before leaving education in the early noughties and becoming a full-time, professional artist.
Since then, Francis has worked steadily to establish himself as one of the leading figures in a generation of ‘Scottish Colourists’, with his expressionist interpretations of landscapes and interiors appearing in some of the most prominent Galleries and Collections throughout Scotland and beyond. Click below to learn more about Francis and his work.
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