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Painting, Oil on Canvas
Size: 43 W x 55 H x 3 D in
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Cot Valley and the Brisons, 2016. Oil on Canvas. Framed. 140 x 110 cms. The large, smooth boulders which populate the beaches of Porth Nanven Cove have led to its being referred to by some as ‘Dinosaur Egg Beach’. The black boulders were used to line the vaults of the Bank of England. Cape Cornwall has an ancient and elemental atmosphere about it which is especially encapsulated by Cot Valley and the magnetic beach at Nanven which lies at its mouth. Celtic settlements, stone circles and quoits abound along with the abandoned tin mines which draw me back to explore and interpret the power of nature, especially where the land meets the sea. In this painting I was inspired by the particular way in which the waves broke over the egg shaped rocks and the dramatic but smooth and sensuous emotion that that meeting provoked in me. I spent some time camping near Zennor and made many 'plein air' studies on the spot encapsulating the varied moods that the sea, the land and the weather created. My spiritual interaction with them guided the interaction of - oil paint, linseed oil and paste, turpentine, coarse brushes, squeegies, sand, seaweed and all the elements, to create images which I then worked with in my studio in Port Gaverne, to produce this painting 'Cot Valley and the Brisons' The painting is beautifully framed to make it a real 'statement' piece in any environment.
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Size:43 W x 55 H x 3 D in
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Born 19.04.1956 Weston-super-Mare, England. 1974-76 Colchester School of Art. 1976 Munnings Award,The British School, Rome. 1985-88 St.Martins School of Art, London. 1988-90 Royal College of Art, London. 2004-2011 annual exhibitions at : Rock Institute Gallery, Cornwall. Mowhay Gallery, Trebetherick, Cornwall. The Original Gallery, Hornsey, London. 2012 - 2019 ING Discerning Eye, The Mall Galleries, London. Columbia Road Gallery, London. Ply Gallery, London. Jam in a Jar Gallery, London. Mowhay Gallery, Cornwall. Andrew Palmer MA (RCA) is a contemporary artist living and working in Cornwall, UK. His dramatic, emotionally charged paintings skillfully capture the light and atmosphere of the wild Cornish coast. Andrew Palmer. Artists Statement. April 2012. "I am very influenced by the sea and have always been fascinated by its power and ever changing moods. I immerse myself in the dramatic land and seascapes that surround me in Cornwall and initially make studies,in oil on canvas or board, painting quickly using bold and vigorous brushstrokes to express my subjective response to the location. In the studio I work from these studies on larger paintings which are often more abstract and expressive, while still conveying the atmosphere and specific sense of place of the original subject." www.andrewpalmerart.co.uk facebook: andrewjohnpalmer andrewjohnpalmer.wordpress.com
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