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David

By Elizabeth Tidy

About this art

Genre: People
Medium: Painting
Size: 51.00cm x 71.00cm
Year: 2005

This portrait uses a powerful tripod pose for the sitter which is reinforced by the trig and walking poles. The impression of solidity and strength is echoed by the rocks in the background.

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I’ve been painting throughout my life and am currently running it alongside my medical training. Much of my formal work has been produced in oils, but I very much enjoy sketching, and try not to limit my work to conventional outlets (I have recently spent time painting murals of cloudscapes and mountainous scenes.) Whilst I have experimented with many subjects, my real love is painting people. As well as doing some traditional portraiture work, I have also enjoyed using landscapes to reflect the mood of figures. One of my interests is actively using the canvas to confine and frame my subject. Some of my more recent exploratory work has been inspired by a complementary interest in photography, and has focussed on representing moving forms. In particular I have been considering the use of multiple images, and the abstract, elegant shapes thrown when single image captures a moving figure over a period of time. I am currently working in both Oxford and Shropshire, and am taking commissions for oil paintings and drawings of any scale or subject.

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