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Artwork details
- Medium : Acrylic on Canvas
- Other details : Artwork on supported wooden frame. Ready to hang. Framing on request.
- Dimensions : 15.7x15.7in
About this artwork
This painting originates from a holloway in Derbyshire, which was an old pack horse route, worn with centuries of travellers "Tangle wood Path" has a sense of mystery, quietness and solitude with a feeling of history and wondering about the footsteps that travelled down this path in years gone by. I like walking along these tree tunnels with the branches arching overhead and seeing the light at the end of the tunnel. There is something optimistic…
and meditative about a journey along such a path.
An original artwork, one of a kind, this painting has been created with high quality acrylic paints on deep edged canvas. I begin with observation of the place making notes and taking photographs to work from in the studio. From these beginnings I work intuitively, painting some base layers with a brush and then impasto techniques layer on layer applied with a palette knife. The painting continues round the sides, a frame is not needed and it is ready to hang.
An original artwork, one of a kind, this painting has been created with high quality acrylic paints on deep edged canvas. I begin with observation of the place making notes and taking photographs to work from in the studio. From these beginnings I work intuitively, painting some base layers with a brush and then impasto techniques layer on layer applied with a palette knife. The painting continues round the sides, a frame is not needed and it is ready to hang.
Amanda Horvath
United Kingdom
Credentials
- Major permanent collection
- Established Artist
- Works on commission
« My paintings are a response to the natural world and I attempt to capture the peaceful mood of the land and forest. »
Amanda Horvath is an experienced painter from the UK whose landscapes show her reverence for the natural world. Horvath paints to convey a sense of tranquility, capturing the serenity of the forest near her home. She uses various techniques and palette knives to create textured, vibrant, and harmonious scenes that lie somewhere between abstraction and realism. She shows a great attention to light and shadows, and her use of exaggerated colors really heightens the sense of place and season.