Caught me by surprise by Jonathan Redmayne, Canvas Print, Abstract
Caught me by surprise by Jonathan Redmayne, Canvas Print, Abstract
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Reproduction Print by Jonathan Redmayne 664 Artworks Sold

Caught me by surprise

Canvas Print, Canvas, Ready to hang

Printed to size: 70cm (W) x 50cm (H) x 5.5cm (D)

Original Artwork Sold Out A$1,800

Print Size

Large 70 x 50cm

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Original Artwork's Description

Caught me by surprise by Jonathan Redmayne is my latest painting for July 2024 , goes deeper into the exploration of rapid movement ,cause and effect.
A new edition and colour direction focused on raw organic tones for my new collection “landscapes ” a series of paintings that are carefully arranged by showcasing organic shapes that orchestrate a narrative of conflict and harmony, fragments of contrasting colours created through blending brushstrokes, abstract signatures and sculptural like curves all evident in nature.
Large 178x 122 premium custom gallery stretched thick edge canvas
Please note this piece is stretched ready to hang .
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Artist Bio
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Jonathan Redmayne 2146 artworks | 578 Sold

Jonathan Redmayne is an artist based in Australia whose paintings have been exhibited nationally, as well as in England, Italy, Argentina, and the United States. He describes his works as challenging the current climate and are carefully arranged by showcasing organic shapes that orchestrate a narrative of conflict and harmony, fragments of contrasting colours created through blending brushstrokes, abstract signatures and sculptural like curves.. Redmayne's bold compositions embody a visual aesthetic that "emotionally confronts the viewer".