Malcolm Taylor, Windblown
Mixed Media
30 x 30 cm unframed
45 x 45 cms Framed
£1200
Malcolm Taylor, Where the Wind Blows
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Size: 30 x 30 cms
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| Availability | 2024 Spring Art Fair, Online Shop |
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| Medium | Mixed Media |
| Price Bracket | £1,000 – £4,999 |
| Size | 30 x 30 cms |
| Type of Artwork | Painting |
| Framed Size | 45 x 45cm |
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Malcolm Taylor
Malcolm is principally a painter of landscapes and still life but, for the past few years, he has worked in an increasingly abstract format. Much of this shift from representational painting to a more abstract approach has been inspired by his many visits to St Ives, where the rich tradition of abstract art has held a special interest to him. He uses his many sketchbook studies and drawings as a starting point for his work from which a fully abstract painting develops. At the outset he often does not have a fixed form in mind, preferring to let the imagery evolve through the process of painting. His concern is not with reproducing a likeness but in capturing the characteristics of a subject. Each painting is undergoes constant change until the tensions of the composition are right. Energy and a sense of freedom is what he strives for, allowing the spontaneity of the marks to be interesting in their own right.Related products
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