Where Poppies Blow LARGE WORK Women's T-Shirt

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The poppies sway in the breeze, a symbol of those who have lost their lives fighting for their country. I wanted to create a painting which recognized the lives of those men and women who are now lost to us. They were real people, who were loved and in turn loved. They laughed and cried and felt the sun on their skin. In this painting there is a sky which was full of sorrow for those soldiers, a sky which drips down the canvas, like a heavy rain. There is still light and joy in the painting though, seen by the flowers dancing in the wind to signify the life and energy of those now lost to us. This painting is large at 100 x 100 x 2.5 cm. The boxed edges are painted a deep brown and the painting has been coated with a satin varnish to protect the pigments. It is ready to hang.

Email manberry1@gmail.com for original, artwork www.angiewrightart.com Angie Wright (b.1973 UK) Angie Wright is an established artist working primarily in acrylic. She employs bold use of colour woven into abstract expressionist landscapes to produce original and striking paintings. An accomplished fine portrait artist Angies true passion is in colour and how arrangement of colour can produce a different emotional experience of art. I love the way colour flows and how colours can jar or soothe the eye, juxtaposed to bold colour choice I find intrigue in paintings with fine art details and suggestion. I want to create paintings which draw the viewer in, which makes them stop and then see more than the initial abstract form and colour....