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LEWIS MITCHELL (b.1938) Original Oil painting on Board "Monica's Flowers"
LEWIS MITCHELL (b.1938) Original Oil painting on Board "Monica's Flowers"
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Wonderful Naïve Oil and sgraffito on board, depicting and still life with a vase of pink flowers, looking out a window to a tree with blossoms, by acclaimed Cornish artist Lewis Mitchell. Brilliant maximalist style interior.
Titles: Monica's Flowers
Condition: Image: Some whitening to the red paint on the carpet. Evenness suggests could be intended by the artist. Frame: Many knocks and scratches
Size: Image: 37cm x 42cm
Frame: 40cm x 44cm
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Lewis Mitchell (born 1938) is a self-taught Cornish painter celebrated for his unique, vivid, and decorative style, which places his work firmly within the realm of British folk or naïve art. Born in Penzance, Mitchell is known for his highly detailed application of paint and his use of pure, bright colour to create visually busy compositions, taking influence from David Hockney. While his repertoire includes still life subjects, he is perhaps most recognised for his fantastical landscapes of Cornwall that often incorporate elements of the sea and sky, such as ships, aeroplanes, and hot air balloons, imbuing the familiar coastal scenery with a sense of playful wonder. His distinctive approach has led to his work being exhibited in galleries both in Cornwall and internationally.
About the artist:
The original oil painting on board titled "Monica's Flowers" by Lewis Mitchell (born 1938) captures a beautiful scene of a landscape with flowers, trees, and fields in a naïve art style. The painting features a window as the focal point, creating a unique and one-of-a-kind piece of artwork. Measuring 44cm in height and 40cm in width, this framed artwork is a stunning addition to any art collection, showcasing the artist's use of oil paint and sgraffito technique in creating this original work of art.
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