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Debbie George

Alphabet Cup and Wood Anemones
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Alphabet Cup and Wood Anemones

acrylic on board
15 x 15cm
Ben’s Cup of Flowers by the Sea
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Ben’s Cup of Flowers by the Sea

acrylic on board
27 x 27cm
Boat cup and Auriculas

Boat cup and Auriculas

acrylic on board
20 x 20cm
£495
Boat Cup and Snowdrops
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Boat Cup and Snowdrops

acrylic on board
20 x 20cm
Boat Cup and Wild Flowers
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Boat Cup and Wild Flowers

acrylic on board
15 x 15cm
Camping Cup and Violets
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Camping Cup and Violets

acrylic on board
15 x 15cm
Coronation Cup and Wild Rose
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Coronation Cup and Wild Rose

acrylic on board
15 x 15cm
Cup of Primroses
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Cup of Primroses

oil on board
15 x 15cm
Enid’s Cup and Wallpaper
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Enid’s Cup and Wallpaper

acrylic on board
15 x 15cm
Going for a Swim
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Going for a Swim

acrylic on board
20 x 20cm
Nest by the Sea
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Nest by the Sea

oil on board
20 x 20cm
Pink Coronation Cup and Spring Flowers
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Pink Coronation Cup and Spring Flowers

acrylic on board
15 x 15cm
Ravilious Cup and Violas

Ravilious Cup and Violas

acrylic on board
15 x 15cm
£395
Seaweed Plate

Seaweed Plate

acrylic on board
27 x 27cm
£795
Shell Cup and Crocus

Shell Cup and Crocus

acrylic on board
41 x 33cm
£1195
Wooden Bird and Wallpaper
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Wooden Bird and Wallpaper

acrylic on board
15 x 15cm

Debbie George’s work is a celebration of her passion for flowers and the objects with which she surrounds herself – from ceramics to fruits, feathers and stones. Landscape is an important influence that underlies her paintings, whether they are of particular places or still-life compositions.

Frequently Debbie assembles flowers or objects within the foreground of a painting and sets them against a far landscape, so that you sense a domestic space opening out into nature: both spaces are revealed with surprising clarity and with a perspective that is uniquely the artist’s own.

Working with the ancient medium of gesso, with which she primes her panels, Debbie George builds up layer upon layer of paint creating a wonderful luminosity and depth that she reveals by scratching into and through the layers: an inscribing that she also uses to emphasise form. By doing so she expresses subtle tonal and sculptural qualities.

Her work has been exhibited widely throughout the UK and overseas in Stockholm and New York.

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