Lake Como

I visited Lake Como in the middle of winter, when it was very quiet with few visitors and many of the hotels closed. The lakes are stunning with mountains dropping down to the shore. This painting is of a house on the opposite shore to Bellagio where I was staying. When I think of the Italian landscape, I picture olive trees and houses with terracotta roof tiles and white washed walls as above. This painting sits inside a dark grey wooden frame and works brilliantly with light coloured walls.

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Greg Sage’s landscapes are rich in colour and beautifully detailed. Each work takes months to complete, every one is unique and based on direct observation or photographs that he has taken.
There is something meditative when viewing his work, of a place and time that will never be repeated showing the transient nature of our place.
Greg Sage has a studio on the Mornington Peninsula and his work reflects his love of this landscape and of his travels.