Rock formations in Icelandic fields. Rock formations in Icelandic fields. — shown in a room setting Rock formations in Icelandic fields. Rock formations in Icelandic fields. Rock formations in Icelandic fields. — artist's signature Rock formations in Icelandic fields. — edge view Rock formations in Icelandic fields. — detail Rock formations in Icelandic fields. — shown hanging
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Rock formations in Icelandic fields.
Rock formations in Icelandic fields. — shown in a room setting
Rock formations in Icelandic fields.
Rock formations in Icelandic fields.
Rock formations in Icelandic fields. — artist's signature
Rock formations in Icelandic fields. — edge view
Rock formations in Icelandic fields. — detail
Rock formations in Icelandic fields. — shown hanging
Painting by Paul V Ross 16 Artworks Sold

Icelandic Rocks

Oil, Wood, Framed by Artist

48cm (W) x 57.5cm (H) x 3cm (D)

  • Original · Handmade
  • Signed by the artist

A$600

Artwork Description

This painting shows a dramatic impasto Icelandic rock formation contrasted against a heavy overcast sky above and green grassy fields below partly muted by the shadows of the heavy clouds. A road curves past the spectacle taking us onwards to our next Icelandic wonder. The painting was inspired by the striking photography of Veena Arun.

Artist Bio
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Paul V Ross 65 artworks | 11 Sold

I started oil painting when I retired as an infectious disease pathology scientist in December 2019. I especially like to paint landscapes and still life's. I am largely self taught. I find myself painting, making panels and frames most days of the week. I love what I do; it is challenging but rewarding . I have been a finalist in The Doyles Art Awards in 2022, 2024 and 2025.