House opposite Painting

“My paintings are in a modern impressionistic style which I call “Luminochromatic Impressionism”. They depict the intensity of nature which surrounds us. Applying techniques learned from the masters I have developed a unique approach which draws the viewer in to the landscape – experiencing not only what is seen, but also the feelings it generates. I create predominantly large scale pictures, using colour to capture the contrasts between light and shadow.” Natasha Hawes was born in the South of Russia and grew up in Moscow. She studied international business and worked in retail, recruitment and manufacturing companies. She has always drawn and painted and was first exhibited internationally at the age of 11. In 2011 Natasha moved to England. Inspired by the Suffolk countryside she took up painting professionally. Since 2015 she has lived in the Cahors wine area in southern France, surrounded by vineyards, farmland and woods. Her work is in private collections in France, United Kingdom, USA, Australia, Switzerland, Holland, Germany, Ireland, Russia, Belgium, Portugal, Canada, etc. She meet her collectors and sell her work through her Gallery in the heart of Bordeaux vine growing area, in Saint-Emilion and online at . If you can't find the painting you want in this gallery, please contact the artist to discuss commissioning a work through Facebook here Or through her website Comments made about Natasha's art by collectors: “Your landscape paintings are awesome.” "You have a great way of expressing being under the trees..." “The painting has an ethereal beauty about it, the lighting draws me in ... I can get lost in the painting and that feeling never goes each time I look at it. I feel like walking through those woods to find something that would give me great joy. It's amazing.” "The colors are amazing and I love the bright sunlight peeking through the trees." "Beautiful." “Makes my heart sing.” "Love the colors and images." “... such memories, and such colours!” “Your art is beautiful.” “Your painting draws me in.” “Love the light and color.” “... so bright and cheery.” “It is just fantastically done.” “Your work is stunning...”