Paul Fry, Daylight | Hydrangea |Blue Hue
Oil and Graphite on Wood
£500
| Availability | HAF Autumn 2024, Online Shop |
|---|---|
| Medium | Oil on Panel |
| Size | 20 x 20 cm |
| Type of Artwork | Painting |
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Paul paints mostly from memory - the scent of a flower, a landscape absorbed while walking or a plant that catches his eye in passing through the garden.
Recently in the corner of field he heard a skylark, it’s high frequency song demanded his attention. It made an impression that is hard to explain - He may not actually paint that skylark, but there is a good chance that the memory of that encounter will appear in a painting in the form of a brush stroke, a mark made in graphite or a scratch of the pallet knife - it is this distilling of things that fill my paintings.
