Artist Profile
Richard Gibson
Richard Gibson is a painter based in Bath who paints bold, vivid paintings of the natural world, and as he is a keen gardener much of his subject matter comes from his garden.
He studied painting at Northumbria University and has exhibited at The Bishop’s Palace, Wells, Trebah Garden, Cornwall, in numerous Art Fairs as well as at various local art events.
He has developed a style that is based on observational study whilst endeavouring to embody the vitality and dynamic of nature. The paintings are executed in oil paint allowing for a “painterly” physical technique with bold backgrounds bringing the subject into strong relief producing a powerful sense of presence. The work is informed by his drawings, which are often executed in charcoal and conte crayon and are also boldly executed in a vigorous style with an almost sculptural technique.
Medium: Painting
Profile
Richard Gibson is a painter based in Bath who paints bold, vivid paintings of the natural world, and as he is a keen gardener much of his subject matter comes from his garden.
He studied painting at Northumbria University and has exhibited at The Bishop’s Palace, Wells, Trebah Garden, Cornwall, in numerous Art Fairs as well as at various local art events.
He has developed a style that is based on observational study whilst endeavouring to embody the vitality and dynamic of nature. The paintings are executed in oil paint allowing for a “painterly” physical technique with bold backgrounds bringing the subject into strong relief producing a powerful sense of presence. The work is informed by his drawings, which are often executed in charcoal and conte crayon and are also boldly executed in a vigorous style with an almost sculptural technique.
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STYLE: Representational
SUBJECT: Still Life
MEDIUM: Oil Painting
YEAR: 2021
READY TO HANG: Yes
FRAME: Unframed
SIGNED: Signed front lower left
MATERIALS: Oil paint on linen on a wooden stretcher.
Five Sunflowers
Five sunflowers in various stages of opening in a red vase against a vibrant background. The painting is in oils on canvas and is varnished. It is unframed.