Peonies and Snapdragons
£4,950.00
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'Peonies and Snapdragons' by Venetia Syms is a richly textured oil on linen piece, alive with colour and movement. Bursting from a pale, tapering vase, coral peonies and crimson snapdragons mingle with soft greenery in expressive impasto strokes. The pastel backdrop swirls with energy, creating a joyful arrangement that would enliven a bright kitchen, garden room or welcoming hallway.
Dimensions
- H: 113cm, W: 113cm, D: 4cm
- Includes frame
Delivery
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Features
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'Peonies and Snapdragons' by Venetia Syms is a richly textured oil on linen piece, alive with colour and movement. Bursting from a pale, tapering vase, coral peonies and crimson snapdragons mingle with soft greenery in expressive impasto strokes. The pastel backdrop swirls with energy, creating a joyful arrangement that would enliven a bright kitchen, garden room or welcoming hallway.
Artist
Venetia Syms (b. 1990, Belfast) is a contemporary British painter based in London, known for her expressive impasto works that celebrate nature and still life. She trained in classical portraiture at Charles Cecil Studios in Florence, then studied at University College Falmouth and the Heatherley School of Fine Art in London. Her paintings have been widely exhibited across the UK, Amsterdam, and New York, and she appeared on Sky Arts’ Landscape Artist of the Year.
Details
- Original piece. Signed lower left
- Material: Oil on linen
- Framed: Yes
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