Details of this piece
Title
“Illuminated City”
Size
60" x 60"
Media
Mixed Media on Boxed Canvas
Format
Original Painting
Frame
Unframed boxed canvas
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Price
£12500
Illuminated City
60″ x 60″, Mixed media on boxed canvas
The ever-lively Piccadilly Circus in the heart of London, captured in its prime at night when the lights of the immense billboards create an electrifying atmosphere. To portray the impact of this famous square, Paul painted onto a large canvas using a vivid colour palette of oil paint, and finished with his loose and energetic dripping style.
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"Illuminated City" is part of the following Collection(s):
London Collection
This collection of dynamic original cityscape and abstract paintings of the UK capital reflects Paul’s love of London’s urban landscape and skyline, one of the most recognisable in the world. The skyline features a unique blend of buildings both old and new that distinguishes the London cityscape from so many other capitals. Using a range of mediums, from oils to watercolours, acrylics to pastels, Paul strives to represent this iconic element of the city’s culture in all his paintings, always seeking to best highlight the diversity of the architecture and to encapsulate the multitude of moods this provokes.