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Dawn Beckles

'Golden Amaryllis' by Dawn Beckles

$1,549.00

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Dawn’s interpretation of the classic still life is unparalleled in her use of vibrant colour and contemporary settings depicted alongside her reoccurring subject matter, the exotic flora inspired by her native Barbados.

A mixed media artist specialising in combining painting, collage and screen printing, Dawn frequently parallels found images of man-made beauty with those of the natural world. It is in Dawn’s paintings that one will find high fashion, bespoke interiors juxtaposed with orchids
and birds of paradise painted from her private collection.

The philosophy underlying Dawn’s body of work is to celebrate the intimate relationship between an item and its owner by illuminating the context in which it is presented. Her process, whether constructing an elaborately furnished roomscape or the study of an austere clay pot draped with crocosmia. In her painting she invites you to learn more about the home owner as she gets to know them.

Her work can be found in Soho Farmhouse, The Wing London and private collections in Dubai, Sweden, Los Angeles, New York and Belgium.
Biography. Dawn is also a regular exhibitor with The Other Art Fair both in the UK and US. She reached Second Stage shortlist for the BP Award in 2019.

68 x 68cm, framed

Acrylic 24ct gold leaf and charcoal on canvas, framed

Please note this is either a large, heavy or glass fronted work and so we will contact you regarding the cost of delivering your artwork.

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We love mixing new works with existing pieces in your collection and this can be a great and easy way to create a gallery wall. Buying contemporary work to sit alongside traditional pieces you may have inherited is a great way to modernise a space while giving the more traditional pieces a new lease of life. Our advice would be to have a common thread that runs between the pieces to tie them together - this could be similar tones or colours, or a theme that runs through all the works.

This is a favourite topic of ours. We LOVE framing! There are lots of factors to bear in mind before you choose a frame and what you pick will depend heavily on the space you’d like to hang the piece in. If you’re hanging on a neutral wall, we love to go for a colourful frame and using interesting moulding, be it reeded or bobbin, is a great way to add texture to a room. For works on paper with a deckle edge, we like to float or surface mount the paper, so you can see the lovely raw edge, and then finish with a simple wooden frame. If you’re trying to make a space more contemporary or traditional, framing can be a great way to do this. We also love framing traditional works in modern frames and modern pieces in really traditional old antique gilt frames.

Originals refer to one-off artworks, either oil paintings or works on paper, where there is only one of that particular work. A limited edition print is one of an edition of that work. The smaller the edition, the more exclusive, as there aren’t so many out in the world and this is usually reflected in the price. We also have some open edition prints, which means there is an unlimited number of that print, which is a really brilliant and affordable way to start buying art or adding new pieces to your collection.