This Cornwall painting is a piece of original art painted with acrylic on canvas with gold and silver leaf by .
This spectacular nocturne painting of the Kenidjack Valley captures the view to Cape Cornwall in the autumn with suptuous blackberries and a starlit sky.
Inspired by the artist's walks around the coast of Cornwall, this painting has a wonderful use of line to describe the steep sides of the valley. There are echoes of the artist's in this piece, with a rich palette and bands of colours on the hillside.
Two donkeys live in the valley and they feature in the painting, adding a fantastic focal point and narrative as the blackberry pickers tempt them over.
The silver and gold leaf in the painting has been applied to the stars and reflections in the sea which catch the light and illuminate as you view from different angles.
To protect the painting's gilding it has been varnished with a two layer protective gloss UV varnish and is supplied framed and ready to hang.
This is a very beautiful and special contemporary painting of Cornwall that captures the narrative, mystery, and beauty of the landscape of the Kenidjack Valley and Cape Cornwall so well, and is a key painting in the artist's career.
This piece of Cornish art, 'Blackberry Picking under the Stars, Cape Cornwall' by , and other , can be . We provide free worldwide .
Item Information
| Description | Framed Original Painting |
| Artist | Cornish Artist John Dyer (born 1968) |
| Signed by the Artist | Signed by John Dyer |
| Painting size | 24 x 24 inches |
| Medium | Acrylic on canvas with gold and silver leaf. Finished with a gloss UV varnish to protect the gold and silver. |
| Framed size | 32 x 32 inches |
| Frame type | John Dyer: In the 1950s simple neutral frames became popular for St Ives artists. John chooses an off-white so the lightest tones appear in the painting. The moulding is a variation of 'Salvator Rosa' from Italy. Hand finished in almond white paint. |
| Ready to hang | Strung with picture cord and ready to hang |
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