Rachel Stubbs - Dartmoor Glow

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37 €
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Dartmoor Glow, obra original de Rachel Stubbs en paisaje, técnica mixta, 60×60 cm, firmada en 2025 y lista para colgar.

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Descripción del vendedor

Rachel Stubbs, Devon UK, 1994-
Original oil on canvas painting heavily textured. Varnished and hand signed with paint bottom left corner.
-Ready to hang
-60x60cm standard depth stretched canvas
-Sent stretched in picture frame shipping boxes.
-Worldwide shipping available

Rachel is an award-winning sculptor and painter based in the heart of Devon, whose passion for art spans a diverse range of disciplines. Most recently, she gained national recognition as a sand sculptor on BBC’s Race Against the Tide, where she emerged as a winner.

Having participated in sculpture competitions around the world, Rachel has developed a distinctive artistic practice that celebrates creativity, craftsmanship and a deep appreciation of her subjects. Her work has been exhibited throughout Devon and Cornwall, as well as in prestigious annual exhibitions.

Rachel is an Associate Member of the Society of Equestrian Artists, having had her work selected for exhibition in the Society’s annual exhibitions. She has also exhibited at the Bristol Open Exhibition, sketch for survival, and We Bring You Th Horse at Newmarket further establishing her presence within the art scene.

Alongside her sculpture and fine art landscape and seascape painting, Rachel specialises in pet portraits, capturing the unique character and personality of beloved animals through her work. Her artistic practice reflects her versatility and dedication to creating meaningful, individual pieces that connect with their audience.

Rachel Stubbs, Devon UK, 1994-
Original oil on canvas painting heavily textured. Varnished and hand signed with paint bottom left corner.
-Ready to hang
-60x60cm standard depth stretched canvas
-Sent stretched in picture frame shipping boxes.
-Worldwide shipping available

Rachel is an award-winning sculptor and painter based in the heart of Devon, whose passion for art spans a diverse range of disciplines. Most recently, she gained national recognition as a sand sculptor on BBC’s Race Against the Tide, where she emerged as a winner.

Having participated in sculpture competitions around the world, Rachel has developed a distinctive artistic practice that celebrates creativity, craftsmanship and a deep appreciation of her subjects. Her work has been exhibited throughout Devon and Cornwall, as well as in prestigious annual exhibitions.

Rachel is an Associate Member of the Society of Equestrian Artists, having had her work selected for exhibition in the Society’s annual exhibitions. She has also exhibited at the Bristol Open Exhibition, sketch for survival, and We Bring You Th Horse at Newmarket further establishing her presence within the art scene.

Alongside her sculpture and fine art landscape and seascape painting, Rachel specialises in pet portraits, capturing the unique character and personality of beloved animals through her work. Her artistic practice reflects her versatility and dedication to creating meaningful, individual pieces that connect with their audience.

Datos

Edición
Original
Vendido por
Directamente del artista
Se vende con marco
No
Artista
Rachel Stubbs
Técnica
Pintura al óleo, Técnica mixta
Título de la obra
Dartmoor Glow
Firma
Firmado
País de origen
Reino Unido
Año
2025
Color
Blanco, Dorado, Marrón, Naranja, Negro
Estado
En excelente estado
Alto
60 cm
Ancho
60 cm
Peso
2 g
Representación/tema
Paisaje
Estilo
Contemporáneo
Periodo
Posterior a 2020
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Nuevo
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