Cotswold Country Life - Summer 2025 collection - TWO SOLD
By Angela Cash
Original artworks
Oil on board
Framed
Various sizes - all framed
Prices: £345 - £895
Glorious, quintessential Cotswold rural living scenes - five new works by Angie Cash arrived to cheer us up this winter.
These beautiful scenes fit the summer 2025 'Indulgence' theme in terms of the delightful lifestyle depiction. There's also a treat scene with the consumption of a deliciously indulgent ice-cream! Beyond that, we can't resist their serene beauty.
These are typical of Angie's soft and romantic interior and garden scenes - deceptively simple but actually quite complex in perspective, detail and lighting, with clever use of shadows and a narrative built up through everyday items that tell a story of happy home life and traditional values.
The use of a limited palette and tache-style laying down of paint in an impressionistic way are very expertly done - the artist manages to convey all kinds of detail without overcrowding the composition.
ABOUT ANGELA CASH
A professional artist, Angela grew up and has lived in the Cotswolds most of her life.
"Surrounded by amazing landscapes and history I am inspired to capture 'moments' in my paintings. In a world where there is so much negativity, I try to find a positive memory to reflect on, capturing moments of gentle normality."
She loves to paint interiors showing everyday life, garden views and still life, always trying to capture a certain light and atmosphere with a subtlety of colour and no hard lines. She paints a lot of commission works as well, again recording moods, memories and moments.
She usually works directly from the subject or from sketches made in situ, finishing them in her studio. Using watercolour and now, predominantly, oils, she prepares her own boards in a traditional way, covering them with calico and using rabbit skin glue with gesso which gives the soft texture she prefers.
Angela has painted for more than 30 years and has exhibited widely in the south of England, including the RWA, Bristol and many times with The Society of Women Artists at the Mall Galleries, London.