Diane Nevitt Limited Edition Hand-Embellished Giclee on Canvas:"Midday Heat, Lake Garda"
Artist: Diane Nevitt
Title: Midday Heat, Lake Garda
Size: 18" x 18" - Select additional sizes options above
Edition: Artist Signed and Numbered, Limited to 495
Medium: Hand Embellished Giclee on Canvas - Watermark applied on above image for protection of copyright.
About the Artist: Diane Nevitt was born in 1955 in Macclesfield, Cheshire. She now lives and works in Plymouth, Devon. Initially based on still-life and landscape, her paintings are now inspired more by memory and association. Her intuitive colour sense and strikingly fresh compositions ensure that her paintings retain a distinctive and enigmatic originality. About her work she states " I work without any preconceived idea of what the finished painting will be. I try to respond subconsciously through the marks I make in paint to a mood and feeling linked to experiences of places and events. But, above all, the painting must work as a formal aesthetic arrangement".
Gallery exhibitions include: Innocent Fine Art, Bristol; New Street Gallery, Plymouth; Stour Gallery, The Cotswolds; The Somerville Gallery; Plymouth; Walton Gallery; Kensington, London; Art on Paper Fair; Royal College of Art, London.
Title: Midday Heat, Lake Garda
Size: 18" x 18" - Select additional sizes options above
Edition: Artist Signed and Numbered, Limited to 495
Medium: Hand Embellished Giclee on Canvas - Watermark applied on above image for protection of copyright.
About the Artist: Diane Nevitt was born in 1955 in Macclesfield, Cheshire. She now lives and works in Plymouth, Devon. Initially based on still-life and landscape, her paintings are now inspired more by memory and association. Her intuitive colour sense and strikingly fresh compositions ensure that her paintings retain a distinctive and enigmatic originality. About her work she states " I work without any preconceived idea of what the finished painting will be. I try to respond subconsciously through the marks I make in paint to a mood and feeling linked to experiences of places and events. But, above all, the painting must work as a formal aesthetic arrangement".
Gallery exhibitions include: Innocent Fine Art, Bristol; New Street Gallery, Plymouth; Stour Gallery, The Cotswolds; The Somerville Gallery; Plymouth; Walton Gallery; Kensington, London; Art on Paper Fair; Royal College of Art, London.
