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Sandy Dooley
United Kingdom
Artist highlights
- Experienced Artist
- Works on commission
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Artwork details
- Medium : Acrylic on Canvas
- Other details : Artwork on supported wooden frame. Ready to hang. Framing on request.
- Dimensions : 19.7x19.7in
About this artwork
Abstracted impressionistic painting.
Working with textures, Sandy's Monet obsession and her favourite palette of pinks and green shades. This painting is a reflection on water, and an abstract painting using her avourite palette, and lots of texture too with both fine and coarse pumice.
She loves to work in many layers, and has her canvasses on the floor or on an easel to add colour and texture to them, having a rich textured surface is the aim… with this painting.
This 50x50cm painting is unframed. It has white painted edges and is strung with picture cord ready to hang.
Working with textures, Sandy's Monet obsession and her favourite palette of pinks and green shades. This painting is a reflection on water, and an abstract painting using her avourite palette, and lots of texture too with both fine and coarse pumice.
She loves to work in many layers, and has her canvasses on the floor or on an easel to add colour and texture to them, having a rich textured surface is the aim… with this painting.
This 50x50cm painting is unframed. It has white painted edges and is strung with picture cord ready to hang.
Sandy Dooley
United Kingdom
Credentials
- Experienced Artist
- Works on commission
« My key focuses are light, vibrancy, beauty and landscape. »
Sandy Dooley is a passionate painter whose works are held in private collections across Europe, Australia, South-East Asia and the US. Letting the seasons, sounds and serenity of her Kent surroundings inspire her, she composes visually rich, sensory abstract paintings that celebrate nature and the memories housed within it.
