Watercolour and acrylic on paper, 15 x 20cm
Alice Macdonald is an emerging, London-based artist whose diaristic paintings are informed by a broad range of sources spanning historical literature, classic films, myths, fairytales, and friends and family painted from life. Fascinated by the complexities of human behaviour, emotion and relationships, she is attracted to the cinematic and the melodramatic, as well as the idea of role-playing.
Alice’s jewel-like works on paper form a core part of her practice, their smaller scale lending them an intense, voyeuristic quality. This unframed work is one of a series where the artist has painted whilst watching classic films and reinterpretations of historical dramas, working directly from the television, including, in this case, the 1995 period drama ‘Sense and Sensibility’.
Purchased works are usually despatched within three working days.
Watercolour and acrylic on paper, 15 x 20cm
Alice Macdonald is an emerging, London-based artist whose diaristic paintings are informed by a broad range of sources spanning historical literature, classic films, myths, fairytales, and friends and family painted from life. Fascinated by the complexities of human behaviour, emotion and relationships, she is attracted to the cinematic and the melodramatic, as well as the idea of role-playing.
Alice’s jewel-like works on paper form a core part of her practice, their smaller scale lending them an intense, voyeuristic quality. This unframed work is one of a series where the artist has painted whilst watching classic films and reinterpretations of historical dramas, working directly from the television, including, in this case, the 1995 period drama ‘Sense and Sensibility’.
Purchased works are usually despatched within three working days.
