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Seascape, Seals and turquoise water, Roseland Peninsula
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About the artist
Daisy is a portrait, landscape and still life painter working directly from life, whether it be in the open air, from a model in the studio or to capture a scene at home. She is most excited by light: its effects on water, land, sky and other forms. Daisy has exhibited widely – including with the Royal Institute of Oil Painters and the Chelsea Art Society – and her work has been recognised by some of the top artists’ awards in the country, such as the BP Portrait Award at the National Portrait Gallery.
The frame & mount
The frame on this piece is a pared-back timber design with a black-painted border and a champagne-gilded (not as yellow as gold nor as cold as silver) inside edge that highlight’s the frame’s depth. We felt the simplicity allowed the painting itself to shine, while also being incredibly classic.
A styling tip or two
As these Seascape prints are framed in the same style as many of Daisy’s other landscape prints in our collection, you can very easily combine them, whether on the same wall or to connect different spaces in your home. Perhaps that could be Seascape in the kitchen for a brighter, more energising feel, with the St Mawes collection in a nearby living room, creating a connection with both frame style and subject matter, but with the softer tones of the St Mawes prints evoking a more restful mood.
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No-quibble returns
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