UPCOMING
12 September to 6 October 2026
Our curated painting collection features contemporary artists working across abstract, figurative and landscape styles. These works demonstrate technical skill and conceptual creativity, showcasing the diversity and vitality found within modern painting practice.
Oil on Panel
90 x 120 cm
Sold SoldOil on Panel
89 x 119 cm
Sold SoldOil on Canvas
100 x 120 cm
Sold SoldOil on Panel
90 x 120 cm
Sold SoldOil on Panel
91 x 122 cm
Sold SoldOil on Panel
90 x 120 cm
Sold SoldOil on Panel
90 x 120 cm
Sold SoldOil on Panel
90 x 120 cm
Sold SoldOil on Panel
77 x 81 cm
Sold SoldOil on Panel
68 x 71 cm
Sold SoldOil on Paper
67 x 51 cm
Sold SoldOil on Canvas
165 x 135 cm
Sold SoldOil on Canvas
173 x 137 cm
Sold SoldAcrylic on Linen
59 x 48 cm
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96 x 150 cm
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151 x 99 cm
Sold SoldOriginal paintings and fine art canvases showcasing contemporary artistic expression.
Painting remains one of the most enduring and celebrated forms of artistic practice. Our painting collection highlights the vision, technique and creative individuality of contemporary artists, presenting original works designed to be admired, collected and thoughtfully displayed.
From expressive abstract compositions to refined figurative and landscape works, each painting celebrates colour, movement and conceptual depth. These artworks combine traditional painting methods with modern artistic interpretation, offering collectors distinctive statement pieces that enhance residential, corporate and gallery environments.
An original painting is a one-of-a-kind artwork created directly by an artist using mediums such as oil, acrylic, watercolour, or mixed media on surfaces like canvas, board, or paper. Unlike prints or reproductions, original paintings are unique works that reflect the artist’s individual technique and creative process.
Contemporary galleries typically feature a wide variety of painting styles including abstract, figurative, landscape, still life, and conceptual works. Artists often experiment with different materials and techniques, creating paintings that range from bold expressive pieces to subtle and detailed compositions.
Common painting mediums include oil paint, acrylic paint, watercolour, and mixed media. Each medium offers different textures, drying times, and visual effects, allowing artists to create distinctive styles and surfaces within their work.
Collectors often purchase paintings because they bring colour, personality, and artistic expression into a space. Original artworks also provide a direct connection to the artist and their creative process, making them meaningful additions to personal art collections.
Paintings are typically displayed on walls where lighting allows the colours and textures to be appreciated. Many collectors avoid placing paintings in direct sunlight or high-humidity areas to help preserve the artwork over time.
Paintings can increase in value depending on the artist’s reputation, exhibition history, and demand among collectors. Many buyers collect paintings both for personal enjoyment and potential long-term value.
Authentic paintings are typically accompanied by provenance information or a certificate of authenticity from the gallery or artist. Documentation helps confirm the origin and legitimacy of the artwork.
When selecting a painting, collectors often consider factors such as the artist, size, medium, colour palette, and how the artwork fits within their space. Personal connection to the artwork is often one of the most important considerations when making a purchase.
Paintings should be displayed away from direct sunlight, extreme temperatures, and excessive humidity. Gentle dusting and proper framing can help maintain the artwork’s condition.
Yes. Paintings are one of the most popular entry points for art collectors because they are widely available in many styles, sizes, and price ranges.
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