Lobster & Crab
By Denise Liebermann
Original artworks
Acrylic on canvas panel
Framed
Image size: H: 60cm x W: 60cm
Framed size: H: 63cm x W: 63cm
£554 each
This year, Denise has been one of three of our artists demonstrating their skills and know-how in creating art perfect for a public or a private dining area or contemporayr kitchen.
This pair of shell fish paintings is typical of her bold use of shape and colour - and her clever off-setting of each graphic image against the panel boundaries.
Paint is applied sparingly to create depth and highlights - and the overall images have impact and energy, plus a strong feeling of summer and seaside joie de vivre.
Ideally, they should be hung as a pair - as illustrated in the interiors above.
ABOUT DENISE LIEBERMANN
Denise is a Worcestershire-based artist who shares a studio with another of our artists, Wendi Weller, and who has become respected for her animal portraiture. Her new, larger portrait pieces are showing exclusively with us this winter and move her work on, both in scale and narrative.
"My passion as a portrait artist lies in the intricate dance between capturing a person's outer likeness and revealing their inner essence. Through each stroke of my brush or pencil, I aim to unveil the stories, emotions and unique character that make each individual a work of art in their own right.
"Portraiture, for me, is a deeply personal and profound exploration of human connection. It's not merely about creating a likeness; it's about delving into the soul of the subject and conveying their humanity on canvas or paper.
"Every face tells a story - and I'm committed to telling those stories with empathy, sensitivity, and authenticity.
"In my work, I embrace a blend of classical and contemporary techniques. Whether it's a detailed, realistic portrayal or a more interpretive and abstract representation, my goal is to elicit a sense of recognition and emotional resonance in the viewer.
"Through the medium of portraiture, I hope to foster a deeper understanding of the human experience, celebrating our diversity, vulnerabilities, and strengths. Each portrait is an opportunity to explore the intricacies of identity and the shared bonds that connect us all."