Evelina Vine (XXI) - Flowers by the shore

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Evelina Vine (XXI) presents an original 50 x 100 cm oil/acrylic painting titled Flowers by the shore, signed on the front and back, with white painted sides, varnished, stretched on canvas 1.6 cm thick, created in 2026 and depicting plants and flowers, sold direct from the artist with a certificate of authenticity.

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This oil-textured painting is a captivating technique that brings depth and richness to a canvas through the use of thick, impasto layers of acrylic/oil paint. Painted with palette knives creates a sense of three-dimensionality, making the artwork feel alive and tactile.

Painting created on a stretched canvas, painted around the sides ( this is not a rolled canvas).
The sides are painted white.
Certificate of authenticity included.
The painting is signed on the front and back.
Varnished for protection and durability.
The painting will be carefully packed and sent with a tracking code.
White frame not included.

Size: 50 X 100cm
Depth: 1.6 cm


About Evelina Vine Art

Evelina Vine is a British artist based in the south of England. She is well known for her floral and abstract art. Living by the sea, she paints atmospheric skies and bright scenes, inspired by her surroundings, which are close to the coast and nature. She works mostly in oils and paints with a palette knife to add depth and texture.
Evelina Vine's work can be found in numerous collection both in the UK and abroad
Last exhibition: Parallax Art Fair in Kensington, London.












































































This oil-textured painting is a captivating technique that brings depth and richness to a canvas through the use of thick, impasto layers of acrylic/oil paint. Painted with palette knives creates a sense of three-dimensionality, making the artwork feel alive and tactile.

Painting created on a stretched canvas, painted around the sides ( this is not a rolled canvas).
The sides are painted white.
Certificate of authenticity included.
The painting is signed on the front and back.
Varnished for protection and durability.
The painting will be carefully packed and sent with a tracking code.
White frame not included.

Size: 50 X 100cm
Depth: 1.6 cm


About Evelina Vine Art

Evelina Vine is a British artist based in the south of England. She is well known for her floral and abstract art. Living by the sea, she paints atmospheric skies and bright scenes, inspired by her surroundings, which are close to the coast and nature. She works mostly in oils and paints with a palette knife to add depth and texture.
Evelina Vine's work can be found in numerous collection both in the UK and abroad
Last exhibition: Parallax Art Fair in Kensington, London.












































































Details

Artist
Evelina Vine (XXI)
Sold with frame
No
Sold by
Direct from the artist
Edition
Original
Title of artwork
Flowers by the shore
Technique
Acrylic painting, Oil painting
Signature
Hand signed
Country of origin
United Kingdom
Year
2026
Condition
Excellent condition
Height
50 cm
Width
100 cm
Depiction/theme
Plants and flowers
Style
Contemporary
Period
2020+
United KingdomVerified
531
Objects sold
100%
Private

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