"London Eye"

A unique city-scape of London illustrating the different iconic places.

London has been described as multicultural, international, vibrant, hedonistic, buzzing, cool and diverse.

Here are all the places that I love or that intrigue me:

The skyline is made up of BT Tower, the Gherkin, the Walkie-Talkie, the Cheesegrater, the Shard, St Paul's Cathedral and the Tower Bridge.

The body of the painting includes interesting places such as: Thames River, Saatchi Gallery, Tate Modern, The Underground, red double-decker bus, black taxi, Kingsman, MI6, London Eye, Buckingham Palace, Royal Opera House, The Ritz Hotel, Harrods, Nottinghill, Hyde Park, Marble Arch, Park Lane, Soho, Chinatown, Restaurant Fifteen, Merlin's Cave, Phantom of the Opera, Studio 338, Arsenal Football, and more...

D-Rings on the back - ready to hang.
Sides are painted white.

A signed Certificate of Authenticity is included.

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"If you knew how much work went into it, you would not call it genius". - Michelangelo

• Originally from Sydney, then Melbourne for many years and now resides on the Sunshine Coast Hinterland in Montville and has collectors worldwide.

• After more than 20 yrs as a successful Naturopath and writer of books and health columns, as well as a radio show, Marion decided to study art however, most of her style is self-taught and she has developed a unique contemporary style that is quite distinguishable. She likes to paint on large canvas and extra large canvases which showcases abstract art far greater.

• There is a distinctive bold use of colors with rich layers and textures. They can be calming, uplifting, emotive and magical all at the same time.

• “My paintings involve an intuitive and energetic explosion of color, texture, and fluidity. I paint intuitively and am inspired by metaphysics, music, animals, traveling, and nature”.

• Mediums used: oil, charcoal, graphite, acrylic, inks, gold leaf & other mixed media on hand-made stretched canvas or linen.

• Marion has won awards and her artwork has been published in magazines such as ArtLife, Art Edit, Frankly Frankston, Mornington Magazine, Profile and NGV Gallery Magazine.