'Landscape Mashup'
Part of the artist's acclaimed exhibition series at Royal Cornwall Museum (now Cornwall Museum and Art Gallery).
'Landscape Mashup' is an unapologetically dark painting exploring the coasts and moors of the Cornish landscape and reflecting on the darker side of their history. Not just a summer tourist destination, Cornwall has a long history of shipwrecks and smuggling, deep underground mining dangers, folklore ritual and sacrifice. This is at the heart of our land, the reality of the people who have been before, and this painting acknowledges that history - but always with the light of hope and a brighter future.
This is a real statement piece in a monochromatic palette.
Materials & Craftsmanship
- Primary Medium: Acrylic medium
- Special Elements: Charcoal
- Technique: Multi-layered application
- Surface: Professional-grade canvas, gallery-wrapped on stretcher bars
- Dimensions: 240cm wide x 100cm tall triptych (3 pieces)
Provenance & Exhibition History
- Featured in artist's solo exhibition at Royal Cornwall Museum
- Part of an ongoing collection exploring Cornwall's ancient landscapes
- Certificate of authenticity included
- Detailed provenance documentation provided
Investment Details
Museum-quality original: £5750 (Includes certificate of authenticity, detailed provenance documentation, and personal delivery within Cornwall)
Collection Suitability
Perfect for:
- Private collectors seeking authentic Cornish landscape art
- Corporate spaces requiring sophisticated, conversation-starting pieces
- Luxury residential settings with connection to Cornwall's heritage
- Interior design projects emphasizing natural materials and local provenance