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Noon Shadows Central Spain Original Painting

By Terence Clarke Click here for more details about the artist

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This is the one-of-one painting created by the artist.
Acrylic on Canvas.

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Noon Shadows Central Spain Original Painting

By Terence Clarke Click here for more details about the artist

Noon Shadows Central Spain Original Painting

£2,000

About this original artwork:

Painting size: 60 x 90 cm
By Terence Clarke Click here for more details about the artist

About this original artwork:

Painting size: 60 x 90 cm
Framed size: 78 x 68 cm
Medium: Acrylic on Canvas
Original artwork: This is the one-of-one painting created by the artist.
Description

Original Acrylic on Canvas

This original oil on canvas showcases the artist's masterful use of bold, generous brushstrokes and vibrant colour to depict the interplay of shadow and sunlight across a Spanish scene. Clarke's characteristic flattened perspective and structured composition influenced by Matisse and the Scottish Colourists create a timeless quality that draws the viewer into the moment. The painting's dynamic palette and confident brushwork reflect Clarke's celebrated approach to landscape painting, transforming a fleeting moment of noon light into a compelling visual experience.

Frame Size: 78 x 68 cm 

painting Size: 60 x 90 cm

Original artwork

This is the one-of-one painting created by the artist.
Acrylic on Canvas.

Click here for more details on materials, mediums and finishes
Medium: Acrylic on Canvas

Original Acrylic on Canvas

This original oil on canvas showcases the artist's masterful use of bold, generous brushstrokes and vibrant colour to depict the interplay of shadow and sunlight across a Spanish scene. Clarke's characteristic flattened perspective and structured composition influenced by Matisse and the Scottish Colourists create a timeless quality that draws the viewer into the moment. The painting's dynamic palette and confident brushwork reflect Clarke's celebrated approach to landscape painting, transforming a fleeting moment of noon light into a compelling visual experience.

Frame Size: 78 x 68 cm 

painting Size: 60 x 90 cm

Painting price £2,000.00
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Terence Clarke

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'Ever since leaving the Royal College of Art my work has been concerned with colour. The influences on my approach are obvious and include early Matisse and Scottish painting. I try to balance what I observe with an intense expression of light and colour. The difficulty is in maintaining this sensitivity to the real facts before me whilst liberating the colour in a poetic or creative way. This interplay of drawing and painterliness is the essence of my work. The development of the colour is a complex but instinctive process which requires constant adjustment and re working. I often find that the success of a painting is down to just a few small touches of colour right at the end of the period of work. No colour is of itself colourful. It depends always on its relationship with ALL the other colours on the canvas. Given the right juxtaposition even a grey can intensify the effects of strong colour. I am also very concerned with paint quality. For me a painted mark has to have a certain spontaneous feel. I work fairly quickly so that I am having to take some risks with the paint. The best bits in most paintings are where the artists have lost themselves in the process and the image feels that it occurred almost without effort. You see this kind of thing in late Rembrandt and of course in Cezanne, perhaps the greatest of all colourists. So sometimes accuracy to the bare facts has to be abandoned in favour of the right mark or the right colour in hopefully the right place. In the end I want you to experience the world in my paintings but in a refreshed way. I hope by means of light and colour, I help you enjoy the visual world as a new experience and maybe make you look at it again in a new way.'
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