Lockdown Harrington gardens Print

Lockdown Harrington gardens: last of the series on lockdown and coronavirus (March-April 2020) Another example here of the feeling of the painter during this peculiar time in the world: a feeling of oppression, of imprisonment and of violence. This painting is neither "beautiful" or "light": it's a painting of fear, violence and desperation. The violence of the reds against the light touch of the blue skies gives an idea of enfermement. It's the idea that we are in self-isolation and beyond that we are facing a future that frightens us. It's more an expressionism painting than figurative really. It's an expression of a feeling. some parts of the painting have been covered by bits of paper on which was written: "lockdown self-isolation coronavirus". the paper has been covered by layers and layers of painting as usual on my work, only a tiny bit of paper still is visible on a left part of the painting. This bits of paper make the painting rough not smooth on the touch, with rough brush strokes on it. The painting is painted on the sides; protected by an acrylic varnish; ready to hang on a wall dated, signed, delivered with invoice (bill) and a certificate of authenticity April 2020 Acrylic on canvas

Print:Giclee on Canvas

Size:16 W x 12 H x 1.25 D in

Size with Frame:17.75 W x 13.75 H x 1.25 D in

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