Equine Dreaming is 44x54 inches large, framed red painting of two black Arabian horses, abstract style, in a poppy field. This painting was originally painted to show me as a little girl in a poppy field dreaming of the two horses I would one day own. Unfortunately I grew up allergic to horses so this never happened. Instead, I painted them. Recently I made the painting more abstract and added a red background. You can still see a suggestion of poppies and green fields, hills and trees beyond the two back horses and you can still see a little girl in a yellow dress picking poppies and dreaming of horses. I chose red simply because it works well with black and is the complement to green which was the original background colour. The painting is framed in a metallic burnished copper and silver frame, two inches wide and 1.5 inches deep. The shine works beautifully with the shine of the two horses and the radiant red background. See video at: https://youtu.be/Qy5AHbu9kX0
A large oval shaped oil painting on stretched canvas of a vintage American car (the Packard) with grey stone wall behind and red poppies in foreground. This is a stretched canvas on an oval box-frame with edges painted, so it is ready to hang. This painting measures 60 cm x 50 cm. I am offering free postage and packing on this picture to anywhere in the UK, and a full money-back guarantee if not entirely satisfied (buyer pays return postage only)
1992, 80×60 cm, oil on cardboard
Quadriptych - 4 pcs x 40 x 50 cm Mart-February 2017-2018 Acrylic paints on canvas Includes artworks: x^2 - pink № 8 - blue 42° - orange Z* - purple
Muito feliz - acrílico sobre madeira - ano 2016 - Tamanho: 42 em Altura - 35 in Largura-VENDIDO
1981, 60×45 cm, oil on canvas
Equine Dreaming is 44x54 inches large, framed red painting of two black Arabian horses, abstract style, in a poppy field. This painting was originally painted to show me as a little girl in a poppy field dreaming of the two horses I would one day own. Unfortunately I grew up allergic to horses so this never happened. Instead, I painted them. Recently I made the painting more abstract and added a red background. You can still see a suggestion of poppies and green fields, hills and trees beyond the two back horses and you can still see a little girl in a yellow dress picking poppies and dreaming of horses. I chose red simply because it works well with black and is the complement to green which was the original background colour. The painting is framed in a metallic burnished copper and silver frame, two inches wide and 1.5 inches deep. The shine works beautifully with the shine of the two horses and the radiant red background. See video at: https://youtu.be/Qy5AHbu9kX0
