Wedgwood Chinoiserie Ltd Ed Print on Canvas Ed. 13 of 30

Wedgwood Chinoiserie Limited Edition Print by Laural Retz - With calming greens and blues this intoxicating original painting called 'Wedgwood Chinoiserie with Dahlias' is from the Flower Head Series. Inspired by Wedgwood's dinner sets featuring Jasper Conran Green Chinoiserie designs, this standing female torso is adorned with with all four wonderful bird and flower pattern combinations. Complimented by a refreshing bouquet of substantial full-blown apricot and plum colored Pompom Dahlias, this artwork promises to bring your home cheer and joy each and every day.

Printed on a 400gsm fine art museum grade canvas with a 2 over 1 weave, with large colour gamut and a smooth, bright white finish, creating water resistant and long-lasting prints. It’s flexible finish resists cracking.
A high quality canvas, creating consistent result from print to print.  Canvasses are stretched onto pine stretcher bar – durable and from planted forests so environmentally friendly and framed into a timber shadow box frame.  Frames are finished using acid free materials.

100 x 68cm. Depth is 4cm for all sizes. Framing - Black timber shadow box frames.

Due to Covid-19 related delays, production and delivery of this artwork is currently taking approximately 3-4 weeks.

Please Note:  Due to the limitations and relative inconsistencies of various display monitors, the colors you see on your screen may not be a totally accurate reproduction of the actual product. I strive to make my colors as accurate as possible, but screen images are intended as a guide only and should not be regarded as absolutely correct.

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Hello and welcome!

I grew up in the bush of Warrandyte in outer Melbourne which in the 70’s and 80’s was a heavily art-centric community. It was the perfect place to nurture my passion for art, wildlife and the natural environment, which has had a great impact upon what inspires my art today. Having drawn and painted since I was a small child, my subjects then included insects, budgies and horses. I admit that not much has changed, however in my 20’s I also developed a talent for life drawing and hence the female form features frequently in my work.

With a style that is colourful and bold, my paintings reflect my moods and thoughts. Most of my work is slightly quirky and a little surreal because I believe art should make us smile and feel good.

I achieved a Visual Arts Diploma from the Cooloola Sunshine Institute of Tafe in Noosaville in 2001 and since then have sold my paintings to art enthusiasts from all over the world. I’ve lived in some beautiful parts of the world like Noosa Heads, Goa and the island of Cebu in the Philippines, which I’m sure have all imparted their own unique influences upon my art.