Flowers and Landscapes by Christine

Enjoy the presentation of paintings, above.
Christine has been painting a variety of subjects since first starting out with art in 1974; initially with oils, later on including pastels and then acrylic just a few years ago. She has been concentrating particularly on floral pictures and related themes since 1999. The work has moved through several stages of development; from small, realistic studies suited to local exhibition and buyers, to larger experimental paintings on canvas. These have often featured extreme close up study, pushing the flower's boundaries beyond the canvas edges and concentrating on the revealed shapes, recesses, curves and tiny structures found within. Popular approaches have also included a single flower portrayed on a large canvas, creating a kind of floral icon. Poppies and lilies have been particularly successful in this style.

The slideshow above demonstrates some of the latest completed works plus examples of work sold. Please note the slideshow does NOT click through to individual pictures.

There is a mix of paintings on display, of oils and acrylics on canvas, pastels on paper and small watercolours. Styles vary from traditional, realistic and detailed to more simplified, contemporary. Subjects include close-up florals, garden scenes, still life and open landscape. Christine's work tends to be medium to smaller size (that is, 24 inches, 60cm or less) with a few occasional larger ones. She offers mainly just original paintings but there are prints, cards and stamps available in her Zazzle shop.

Landscape pictures vary in theme; often moody, with preferred colours of blues and purples. These are mixed amongst the flower pictures on both main and small paintings pages and may be in oils or pastels. Click through to Galleries and then select a sub-section.



Recent Sales


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The works shown here are recent sales. Click on "View More" to reach the Galleries page.

Elsewhere on the site, the "What's New" Update page will keep visitors updated about website changes, new works and other activity. The Contact page supplies the artist's details, location, and general terms and conditions. Quite a number of paintings are for sale directly through the use of the Paypal buttons; these take visitors to secure payment pages, where purchase can be completed. Buyers can alternatively, of course, contact the artist to arrange offline methods, by cheque, etc.

In addition, there are some free articles and videos, plus a Zazzle shop selling prints, cards and USA postage stamps. All detailed links are on the right hand side in the Navigation Bar.

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