I visited the Affordable Art Fair in Batterse Park on Friday which was buzzing with a huge variety of art and art-lovers and there seemed to be quite a lot of buying going on. I saw several pieces of work that I liked but this was the piece that I would have chosen to bring home with me. The Butterfly Collectors painted by Geraldine Cox as a study for a larger piece, I loved the subject matter, the colours and the brush marks - it is a small yet powerful painting. You can have a look at some more of her work on her website. The fair continues today.
Sunday 14 March 2010
Geraldine Cox
I visited the Affordable Art Fair in Batterse Park on Friday which was buzzing with a huge variety of art and art-lovers and there seemed to be quite a lot of buying going on. I saw several pieces of work that I liked but this was the piece that I would have chosen to bring home with me. The Butterfly Collectors painted by Geraldine Cox as a study for a larger piece, I loved the subject matter, the colours and the brush marks - it is a small yet powerful painting. You can have a look at some more of her work on her website. The fair continues today.
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3 comments:
Hi mandy,
Beautiful piece of work, I like the atmosphere in it...thanks for sharing
Jo x
Hi Mandy,
Thanks for the link to Geraldine Cox,love her strong use of line in her pencil sketches.
I LOVE this! I've often found myself attracted to the more raw studies for larger pieces and this is a fine example. It's funny how butterflies keep working their way into my life. I just posted a beautiful Emily Dickinson poem about butterflies...I recently knit a scarf that reminded me of a butterfly net. Thanks for #3.
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