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Sinclair Webster
United Kingdom
Artist highlights
- Established Artist
- Prizewinner
- Solo shows participant
- Featured in gallery curations
- Works on commission
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Artwork details
- Medium : Oil on Canvas
- Other details : Artwork on supported wooden frame. Ready to hang. Framing on request.
- Dimensions : 24x37in
About this artwork
This picture composed itself and the colours suggested themselves rather than me actively making any choices.
I have seen fallow deer jump a 2 metre high fence. So this buck would have had no difficulty jumping this stile. I have painted the stile and the field behind it before but the only elements I brought forward are the stile itself with its step for humans , the tree with ivy climbing it on one side and the unkempt hedge on the other. The… field behind has disappeared into an amorphous landscape of trees and broken ground. The deer itself is not at all anatomically correct. Last time I saw a body like this it had been abandoned by the poachers I had disturbed. There are two distinct parts – the body leaping the fence with its feet tucked up and the back view of the forequarters and head presented more or less from the front, toes spread as it makes the leap and the head tossed to one side, in line with the leap. Instead, it seems that this buck wanted to show off its antlers.
I have seen fallow deer jump a 2 metre high fence. So this buck would have had no difficulty jumping this stile. I have painted the stile and the field behind it before but the only elements I brought forward are the stile itself with its step for humans , the tree with ivy climbing it on one side and the unkempt hedge on the other. The… field behind has disappeared into an amorphous landscape of trees and broken ground. The deer itself is not at all anatomically correct. Last time I saw a body like this it had been abandoned by the poachers I had disturbed. There are two distinct parts – the body leaping the fence with its feet tucked up and the back view of the forequarters and head presented more or less from the front, toes spread as it makes the leap and the head tossed to one side, in line with the leap. Instead, it seems that this buck wanted to show off its antlers.
Sinclair Webster
United Kingdom
Credentials
- Established Artist
- Prizewinner
- Solo shows participant
- Featured in gallery curations
- Works on commission
« I'm largely self-taught, never having gone to art school. I learn by looking and doing. »
Sinclair Webster is an award-winning artist based in the United Kingdom whose paintings have been featured in solo exhibitions in England. Through his distinctive works, he explores themes relating to classical mythology, Christianity, animals, and what he refers to as charismatic moments, which capture humans or animals moving in "compositional coherence". Webster primarily creates with oils on canvas.
Sinclair Webster
Deer Leap
$2,890
