Oil On Canvas
(14" x 11") 36cm x 28cm
A moody oil painting that earned a place on the highly esteemed SKY TV program, "Landscape Artist of the Year". The canvas unfolds a haunting vision of St Paul's Cathedral, viewed from the Southbank, rendered in a palette of intense grey tones and earth hues.
The iconic silhouette of St Paul's emerges from the misty atmosphere, its grandeur subdued by the muted colour scheme. Powerful brushstrokes in deep greys create an air of mystery, while earthy tones evoke a connection to the natural surroundings. The cathedral stands as a stoic guardian, its ageless presence accentuated by the sombre colour palette.
The Southbank, shrouded in the melancholic hues, offers a glimpse into I hope my artistic depth. The reflection of St Paul's in the Thames mirrors the cathedral's magnificence, softened by the subdued palette that captures the essence of a contemplative moment.
Judges of Landscape Artist of the Year recognized the emotional weight of this work. The grey tones, rich and evocative, bring forth a sense of timelessness, while the earthy hues ground the painting in a connection to both history and the present.
A haunting and highly regarded perspective on the iconic St Paul's Cathedral and the evocative ambiance of the Southbank.