Smelling Flowers , Seeing Spots art00193509 A predominance of soft taupes

A predominance of soft taupes and whispers of charcoal lend depth to the composition

Pops of dusky pink and amber at the horizon hint at a setting or rising sun

its wooden handle and metal ferrule are depicted with such precision that one can almost feel the texture at their fingertips

Barry Hilton's palette skillfully ranges from dusky charcoal greys and silvery blues to intense crimson reds and rustic browns—each hue thoughtfully chosen to evoke emotion and create atmosphere within this evocative landscape

is beautifully encased in a white floating wooden frame

Smelling Flowers , Seeing Spots art00193509 A predominance of soft taupesSize: 44 x 52 in Introducing "Smelling Flowers, Seeing Spots", an enchanting original painting by the talented Bristol based artist Lee Ellis. Housed in a sleek black floating frame that measures 44 x 52 inches, this remarkable piece presents a harmonious blend of figurative art with floral elegance. At first glance, the viewer is captivated by two large irises that dominate the canvas, their petals swirling in shades of lavender and dusky mauve