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Size:24 x 29 in.
Sherree Valentine-Daines' original painting "Nude II" (11" x 16") is a refined and expressive study of the female form. Rendered in mixed media on toned paper, this work embraces fluid lines and a minimal palette to evoke both movement and quietude. Using a combination of loose charcoal marks, delicate watercolour washes and subtle blushes of pink, Sherree skilfully captures the curves and grace of the body. A flick of cerulean blue at the neckline adds a surprising dash of colour that draws the eye and enlivens the composition.
"Nude II" reflects Sherree’s mastery of suggestion over definition. The pose is demure, almost introspective, and the figure is enveloped in an atmosphere of warmth and natural light. There is an emotional intimacy in the way she reveals the subject’s presence without intrusion, a signature of her figurative work.
Sherree Valentine-Daines has been a prominent force in British art for over three decades, known for her vibrant impressionist depictions of British social life. Her ability to transition from lively public scenes to contemplative private moments reveals her artistic range and sensitivity. Widely collected and exhibited, Sherree remains a leading name in contemporary impressionism, with works held in prestigious collections and celebrated by critics and collectors alike.
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Size:24 x 29 in.
Sherree Valentine-Daines' original painting "Nude II" (11" x 16") is a refined and expressive study of the female form. Rendered in mixed media on toned paper, this work embraces fluid lines and a minimal palette to evoke both movement and quietude. Using a combination of loose charcoal marks, delicate watercolour washes and subtle blushes of pink, Sherree skilfully captures the curves and grace of the body. A flick of cerulean blue at the neckline adds a surprising dash of colour that draws the eye and enlivens the composition.
"Nude II" reflects Sherree’s mastery of suggestion over definition. The pose is demure, almost introspective, and the figure is enveloped in an atmosphere of warmth and natural light. There is an emotional intimacy in the way she reveals the subject’s presence without intrusion, a signature of her figurative work.
Sherree Valentine-Daines has been a prominent force in British art for over three decades, known for her vibrant impressionist depictions of British social life. Her ability to transition from lively public scenes to contemplative private moments reveals her artistic range and sensitivity. Widely collected and exhibited, Sherree remains a leading name in contemporary impressionism, with works held in prestigious collections and celebrated by critics and collectors alike.
