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d'ART ID#: 136740
Length: 18.00 in (45.72 cm)
Height: 36.00 in (91.44 cm)
Depth: 0.00 in (0.00 cm)
Framed: no
Dominant colors
#336633
#996666
#996699
#999999
#cc9999
Media Types:
Canvas , Giclee
Style & Subject:
Floral , Other , Realism
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Brian Davis

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Katie's Gladiola

Brian Davis

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Description...
"Katie's Gladiola" by Brian Davis
Limited Edition Giclee on Canvas
Signed & Numbered
Edition Size: 95
STRETCHED CANVAS
Certificate of Authenticity Included


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BRIAN DAVIS
The old adage, “Art imitates life”, could not be a more true description of how profound and true Brian Davis’ work is. Known for his special attention to light and detail, Mr. Davis’ primary subjects are florals and landscapes.

Born in California in 1946, Brian Davis was raised by musician parents to appreciate all things artistic, and true to his upbringing he has always loved painting. Art is his passion. It is the muse with which he creates his colorful true to life florals.

Although magnificent flowers and landscapes are the main choice for his compositions, Mr. Davis explains, "The actual job of making an arresting piece of art has nothing to do with what the thing is." Mr. Davis transforms exquisite blossoms like roses, calla lilies, and dahlias into romantic, compelling images with sharpness, color, movement, edge and light.

Before he begins his masterpieces, Mr. Davis spends extensive time researching and scouting for a flower or scene that catches his eye. He carries a camera everywhere so he can shoot a subject at any moment. Since flowers wilt so quickly, and it can take weeks to complete a painting, he has found a way to create a floral image from a series of different shots for each flower. He may not do an exact botanical rendering and changes colors and leaves at will.

Mr. Davis believes that the depth in his art is derived from paying attention to the subtle shifts in value - relative dark and light. He is often asked if there is a light source behind his paintings. "The light is the real subject of my work. The flower is the stage, the light is the dancer."

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