Renaissance Ranga

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A$850

Artwork Details

Medium Acrylic, Canvas, Ready to hang
Dimensions 101.7cm (W) x 101.7cm (H) x 4cm (D)
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Artwork Description

This renaissance woman holds back her magnificent chestnut hair and looks at you imperiously. She’s proud to be a red head (ranga). She knows that…
*Red hair occurs naturally in up to 2% of the human population,
*Gingers are more likely to be sensitive to cold and hot sensations than people with different hair colours.
*A lot of redheads are also left-handed.
*Red hair does not turn to grey as fast as other hair colours
*Bees are more attracted to redheads than any other hair colour.
*Redheads never get lost in a crowd. 

Will you value her for her uniqueness?

The lace and satin detailing on neck and sleeve have an iridescent sheen which is, unfortunately, is not easy to photograph, but trust me she shimmers softly, especially in low light. Her rings earrings and cap have been rendered in metallic paints and also give off a low sheen.

Being just over a metre square she is a statement piece and will be comfortable on coloured or light walls and will suit either a contemporary or a traditional home. The edges have been finished in black for a modern style finish.

My work is held in both private and corporate collections within Australia and N.Z. and also in N.America, the U.K. and Europe.

Your painting arrives ready to hang and is fitted with D rings and wire. It is signed on the front and comes with a certificate of authenticity.

Artist Bio

Lesley Taylor, who signs her work pin100 (don't ask her why, she won't tell you) hopes her sense of humour and her whimsical outlook on life connects with you "I’ve always been fascinated by faces and what they can express without words. My theatre career has sharpened my observations of people and their idiosyncrasies, and these observations form the bones of my art work. My latest work has been figurative, in acrylics, oil sticks, and charcoals. I studied English and Art ( Cambridge Institute) and I have been involved in theatre and art in England and Australia for many years. "