You'll never run out of places to explore with the newest release from the contemporary landscape artist Paul Corfield. Winding through lush pastures, past sheep and glistening rivers, the beautiful artworks are a window into the heart of the English landscape.
Hand-varnished by our specialist atelier team, each of the limited edition prints is signed by the artist and framed in a complementing pine that has been sustainably sourced and has a metallic foil finish. The splendour of nature is captured on canvas through Paul's intricate details, including dot patterns, a magical haze effect and sparkles of purple and orange to make the colours sing.
Taking inspiration from his old sketchbooks from throughout his 15-year career with Castle Fine Art, Paul transformed elements from previous paintings, including trees and clouds. These works also include rarely-seen details, such as a river, animals and a bridge – making them a great addition to any existing collection. In a rare opportunity, the original oil paintings are also available,
Alongside this release, we have a select range of original studies and sketches. Not all of our artworks are listed online, so contact your local gallery or arrange a free consultation with an online art consultant to find out more.
During the filming of our exclusive video for our 5 Questions With YouTube series, Paul revealed that this collection also centres on the cosy white house that often appears in his paintings. Representing Paul's comfort in solitude, the cottage symbolises the peace Paul feels when alone with his family, which he describes as "my little piece of heaven".
Other personal touches include the cliff edge in 'House on the Headland', which represents the pillar of strength that Paul aspires to be. He adds: "Sometimes I paint a little meaning into my paintings that no one else really knows about."
Landscape is a truly enduring theme in art. It can be seen hanging on the walls of art novices, established collectors and just about everyone in between in some form. Whether it’s a painting, a print or a photograph, landscape art is not just a reflection of the world around us, but a deeply personal and emotional expression of how we connect with nature.
The use of colour in art goes beyond the aesthetics of building an image. Artists use colour to establish a mood, convey a meaning and ultimately inject an artwork – and its viewer – with feeling.
This poignant collection includes the Dorset-based artist's first hardback book, along with reimagined limited edition and original artworks. These beautiful countryside and seaside scenes are perfect for an escape.
We caught up with one of the UK's best chefs to find out how he's styled our art at his two Michelin-starred restaurant in Cambridge. Discover why art is the perfect side dish for spectacular food.
Some of Paul's most popular scenes were reimagined for his touching Autumn Winter // 2020 collection, which features colourful scenes of the British landscape and a heartwarming Christmas edition.
If you're missing the great outdoors, we've got the perfect selection of artworks to brings nature inside - no matter the weather.
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