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d'ART ID#: 129504
Length: 18.00 IN (45.72 cm)
Height: 18.00 IN (45.72 cm)
Depth: 0.00 IN (0.00 cm)
Framed: N
Year Created:
Media Types:
Giclee , Paper , Reproduction
Style & Subject:
Abstract , Contemporary
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Diane Nevitt
Midday Heat, Lake Garda
Diane Nevitt
Limited Edition Prints
Retail: $195.00
Our Price: $175.00

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GICLEE

"Midday Heat, Lake Garda" by Diane Nevitt


A Limited Edition Giclee on Paper
Signed & Numbered by the Artist
Edition Size: 495


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Diane Nevitt
HISTORY & BACKGROUND
Diane Nevitt was born in 1955 in Macclesfield, Cheshire. She now lives and works in Plymouth, Devon. Initially based on still-life and landscape, her paintings are now inspired more by memory and association. Her intuitive colour sense and strikingly fresh compositions ensure that her paintings retain a distinctive and enigmatic originality. About her work she states ? I work without any preconceived idea of what the finished painting will be. I try to respond subconsciously through the marks I make in paint to a mood and feeling linked to experiences of places and events. But, above all, the painting must work as a formal aesthetic arrangement.

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