mid century flowers in geometric vase mid century flowers in geometric vase mid century flowers in geometric vase — artist's signature mid century flowers in geometric vase — edge view mid century flowers in geometric vase — detail mid century flowers in geometric vase — shown hanging
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mid century flowers in geometric vase
mid century flowers in geometric vase
mid century flowers in geometric vase — artist's signature
mid century flowers in geometric vase — edge view
mid century flowers in geometric vase — detail
mid century flowers in geometric vase — shown hanging
Painting by Andria Beighton 369 Artworks Sold

Still Life No.52

Acrylic, Canvas, Framed by Artist

85cm (W) x 111cm (H) x 5cm (D)

Signed Certificate of Authenticity
A$1,900

Artwork Description

Still Life No.52 is brimming with energy and life! A modern take on retro flowers. This piece has been created using quality, lightfast, artist quality acrylic paints and finished using a satin varnish which has a very slight sheen.

This painting is framed in a Tasmanian Oak float frame which has been sealed using an environmentally friendly, plant based oil. It is ready to unpack and hang! See last image for an example of framing.

Andria Beighton is a Melbourne based artist whose background in floristry is evident in her subject selection. A lifelong fascination with colours and a requirement for balance are also driving forces
in her work.

Inspired by bold vintage textiles, the graphic nature of mid century poster art and the stark forms of brutalist architecture, Andria creates bold yet harmonious work.

Artist Bio
Photo of Andria Beighton
Andria Beighton 370 artworks | 251 Sold

Andria Beighton is a Melbourne based artist, currently absorbed in the creation of distinctive, still life paintings with a floral focus. A self taught artist, Andria has developed a unique, meticulously clean and balanced style. Andria’s background in floristry and accessory design are evident in her subject selection and carefully constructed colour palettes. A lifelong love of textile, homewares and architectural design from the 1930’s to 1970’s is explored through her work, lending her paintings their unmistakable nostalgic allure. Her works are held in private collections throughout Australia, the UK and North America.