Basil's Folly No.6 is part of the ongoing Basil's Folly series. No. 6 introduces touches of bright saturated color and more expressive, gestural paint handling.
When I originally started the series I was thinking about how children like to pretend and imagine wonderful things when they play – anything and everything is possible! I began thinking about a child’s game that included an invisible folly. By folly, I mean the architectural definition: whimsical or extravagant structure built to serve as a conversation piece, lend interest to a view etc. found especially in England in the 18th century.
Where would your imaginary folly exist? Initially I 'placed' the unseen folly in abstracted landscape settings but now, the environment has shifted to include bright playful colors and almost confetti like brushwork.
Basil's Folly No.6 :
{+} Is created with acrylic paint on archival 100% cotton Rives BFK paper
{+} Will be carefully packaged including a pH neutral barrier to protect the surface
{+} Signed and dated on the back, small signature on the front and certificate of authenticity
{+} Fine layer of archival varnish applied to front of artwork to protect/inhibit UV rays
{+} The full paper size is 30h x 22w (76 x 56 cm) however I am suggesting a 1-2" crop / mat allowance for the framer. The interior design image above helps show how the painting could look framed.
{ International Collectors } Please contact me for shipping rates if you do not see your country listed - import duties or taxes are not included in the artwork price or shipping expense.
© Sara Richardson Art All images and rights reserved.
acrylic paint, gel medium on archival Rives BFK paper
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Basil's Folly No.6 is part of the ongoing Basil's Folly series. No. 6 introduces touches of bright saturated color and more expressive, gestural paint handling.
When I originally started the series I was thinking about how children like to pretend and imagine wonderful things when they play – anything and everything is possible! I began thinking about a child’s game that included an invisible folly. By folly, I mean the architectural definition: whimsical or extravagant structure built to serve as a conversation piece, lend interest to a view etc. found especially in England in the 18th century.
Where would your imaginary folly exist? Initially I 'placed' the unseen folly in abstracted landscape settings but now, the environment has shifted to include bright playful colors and almost confetti like brushwork.
Basil's Folly No.6 :
{+} Is created with acrylic paint on archival 100% cotton Rives BFK paper
{+} Will be carefully packaged including a pH neutral barrier to protect the surface
{+} Signed and dated on the back, small signature on the front and certificate of authenticity
{+} Fine layer of archival varnish applied to front of artwork to protect/inhibit UV rays
{+} The full paper size is 30h x 22w (76 x 56 cm) however I am suggesting a 1-2" crop / mat allowance for the framer. The interior design image above helps show how the painting could look framed.
{ International Collectors } Please contact me for shipping rates if you do not see your country listed - import duties or taxes are not included in the artwork price or shipping expense.
© Sara Richardson Art All images and rights reserved.
acrylic paint, gel medium on archival Rives BFK paper
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