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Composed as a gentle beach walk from east to west before and after 'the storm'.
Pearl was also known internationally as 'The Smokery' the oldest landmark building on Dungeness beach.
The distinctive tall, thin roof profile, cedar shingles, primrose yellow details, characterful stack and chimney pot which cheerfully signified it's important role as the smoking family hearth - also alluded to the family trade since..... 'back in the days'.
These paintings form a heartfelt contemplation on the passage of time and the poetic influence of this fragile beach as we know it..
Painting Size: 30 cm x 40 cm x 2
Oil with beeswax and damar varnishes on linen stretched over a wooden panel, paintings 'float' 20mm away from the wall.
Price - £320 As a diptych- (£220 if purchased individually- Contact us)
The Project celebrates a fine mess painted with a reverence for Christopher Wood and Philip Guston.
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View previous work in this series - Phoenix carriage - Garage cottage
'Hercules Pearl'
Previous commissioned painting.