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Original artwork description:
This painting was originally a portrait of Miss Havisham (Charles Dickens). I have been trying to 'fix' it for months, and decided that it was a lost cause. I think it is because my mind is totally wrapped up in my English Garden series. I thought: what would Miss Havisham's garden look like? ... and came up with this wild and woolly design.
Done on Plywood 80cm by 100cm. The board was painted with gesso and then covered with pages from Great Expectations, the novel. At this final stage you can't see any of the text.
Materials used:
paper from Great Expectations, Acrylic Paint.
Tags:
#miss havisham #garden #summer garden #red tulips #tulip garden #great expectationsMiss Havisham's Garden (2015)
Acrylic painting
by Irene Wilkes
30 Artist Reviews
£250 Sold
- Acrylic painting on Panel / Board / MDF
- One of a kind artwork
- Size: 100 x 80 x 9cm (unframed) / 100 x 80cm (actual image size)
- Ready to hang
- Signed on the front
- Style: Expressive and gestural
- Subject: Flowers and plants
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Original artwork description
This painting was originally a portrait of Miss Havisham (Charles Dickens). I have been trying to 'fix' it for months, and decided that it was a lost cause. I think it is because my mind is totally wrapped up in my English Garden series. I thought: what would Miss Havisham's garden look like? ... and came up with this wild and woolly design.
Done on Plywood 80cm by 100cm. The board was painted with gesso and then covered with pages from Great Expectations, the novel. At this final stage you can't see any of the text.
Materials used:
paper from Great Expectations, Acrylic Paint.
Tags:
#miss havisham #garden #summer garden #red tulips #tulip garden #great expectations
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Artist Reviews (30)
Irene Wilkes
United Kingdom
About
Irene Carmen Wilkes was born in 1952. Her parents were Eastern European, post-war immigrants. Irene's mother loved folk art and crafts, especially embroidery. She introduced Irene to the... Read more