Still Life With Lemons ~ Limited Edition Fine Art Print Now Available
Still Life With Lemons ~ Limited Edition Fine Art Print
July 12, 2022
The bonus of travelling and touring as a singer over the years has meant that I’m fortunate enough to sing in some amazing venues. One particular gig was at an old hotel in the Southern Highlands when I was there performing with Sancha and the Blue Gypsies
As we walked into the room, my eye caught a beautiful blue and white vase containing a bunch of luscious lemons sitting on the foyer table. I snapped a quick photo knowing that it would later provide inspiration for an artwork. As it turned out, I created two artworks!
Still Life with Lemons ~ Limited Edition Fine Art Print
I really love painting lemons and these were fabulous specimens. I rarely paint in black and white, but this subject matter was calling for a tonal study. I started out with washes of acrylic paint on Arches watercolour paper, then drew more detail into it with charcoal and white and grey pastels. I was so happy with the final artwork, I decided to enter it into the Hunter’s Hill Art Prize (2018). You can imagine how thrilled I was when I heard that it had been chosen to hang with the other finalists. I was even more ecstatic when I received a phone call to say that it had been sold.
Sancha with her painting ‘Still Life with Lemons’ at the Hunter’s Hill Art Prize 2018
Still Life with Lemons ~ Limited Edition Fine Art Print
Fortunately, I had already had it professionally scanned it’s now available in my SHOP as a Limited Edition Fine Art Print (Limited to 10 prints). As you can see from the photos, ‘Still Life with Lemons’ brings a calming presence to any room. It would look great framed with a black or natural timber frame depending on your décor.
The print is 657mm x 900mm including a 50mm white border. Each print will be individually signed, titled and numbered by Sancha.
Still Life with Lemons ~ Limited Edition Fine Art Print
Sancha with her painting ‘Still Life with Lemons’ at the Hunter’s Hill Art Prize 2018
