Melanie Goemans
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SoldAll the Flowers that You Planted III
oil & gesso on canvas
64 x 64cm £1400 -
SoldAllium
layered etching edition of 30
34 x 34cm -
SoldAllium Stems
layered etching, edition of 30
30 x 24cm -
Cow Parsley
acrylic & variegated metal leaf on panel
28 x 23cm £565 -
SoldCuckold’s Row
oil and gesso on canvas
118 x 157cm £4250 -
SoldCuckold’s Row (Homage in Bronze)
oil and gesso on canvas
114 x 98cm £3295 -
Duet I
oil, acrylic & gesso on canvas
90 x 77cm £2250 -
Duet II
oil, acrylic & gesso on canvas
90 x 77cm £2250 -
SoldEdeva the Fair
oil and gesso on canvas
114 x 98cm £2995 -
SoldFinding Spring V & VI
oil and gesso on canvas
(both) 30 x 30cm -
SoldFinding Spring I & II
oil and gesso on canvases
(both) 30 X 30cm -
SoldFuchsia
oil, 22ct. moon gold leaf and gesso on birch panel
32 x 22cm £515 -
Goldfinch Diptych
oil, 19ct gold leaf & acrylic on linen
63 x 126cm £2900 (£1450 each) -
SoldHydrangea Anomala I
acrylic & pencil on board
21 x 21cm -
SoldHydrangea Anomala II
acrylic on board
21 x 21cm £225 -
SoldLike Strings of Broken Lyres
oil, 22 ct gold leaf & acrylic on canvas
103 x 103cm -
SoldLove-in-a-Mist
acrylic & copper leaf on panel
23 x 23cm -
SoldPink Jasmine
acrylic & copper leaf on panel
23 x 23cm -
SoldPound Hill
oil and gold leaf on linen
120 x 120cm £3750 -
SoldPriory Wood
oil & gesso on canvas
98 x 114cm £2800 -
SoldQueen Anne’s Lace II
oil and acrylic on board
32 x 23cm £515 -
Resplendent Tree II
oil & 22ct gold leaf on linen
95 x 110cm £3750 -
SoldRiver Great Ouse (Elegy III)
oil and gesso on birch panel
73 x 63cm £1600 -
Rococo II
oil, 22ct gold leaf & acrylic on linen
43 x 43cm £785 -
Rococo III
oil, 22ct gold leaf & acrylic on linen
43 x 43cm £785 -
SoldRococo IV
oil, 22ct gold leaf & acrylic on linen
63 x 63cm -
Rococo V
oil, 22ct gold leaf & acrylic on linen
63 x 63cm £1425 -
SoldRooks in a Spindly Tree
solar plate etching, edition of 30
20 x 15cm -
SoldRose Garden V
oil and gesso on canvas
74 x 64cm £1250 -
SoldRose Garden VI
oil & gesso on canvas
74 x 64cm £1250 -
SoldSonnet II
oil, gold leaf and gesso on panel
33 x 23cm -
SoldSt. Mary the Less
oil & gesso on canvas
74 x 64cm £1400 -
SoldSt. Mary the Less
etching with aquatint, edition of 30
16 x 12cm -
Study
acrylic on panel
23 x 33cm £515 -
SoldWayside III (Grasses)
oil & acrylic on canvas
44 x 44cm £750 -
SoldWayside VII (Lark Hall Road)
oil & acrylic on canvas
44 x 44cm £750 -
Weigela
acrylic & 19ct gold leaf on panel
43 x 43cm £785 -
SoldWeigela II
acrylic & 22ct gold leaf on panel
43 x 43cm -
When the Robins Nest Diptych
oil, 22ct gold leaf & gesso on canvas
110 x 194cm £5650
Melanie Goemans “In the early morning I walk between the railway line and the river. Small seasonal shifts, incidental things we might rush past usually, become more noticeable walking the same paths like a ritual. I look at what is permanent and fixed, and what is transient and temporary, and conclude that everything is changing, even in this moment. What I photograph and paint is not there now and the painting becomes like a ghost, a trace of a memory of something that inevitably will never be exactly the same again.
I trace lines loosely with a fine square ended brush, and the marks build up the complicated patterns of the whole. Using traditional materials and composition, my work gives these fleeting moments status and draws attention to their value.”
Melanie Goemans grew up in the Lincolnshire fens, spending time in Italy before studying Florentine Renaissance Art at the Courtauld Institute of Art (BA and MA) followed by Fine Art, Painting at Cheltenham School of Art (MA). After a series of residencies and teaching posts, she relocated from London to Cambridgeshire and now works from her studio in central Ely. Over her career, Melanie has exhibited in group and solo shows across the UK including the Florence Trust, London; Jerwood Space, London; Bridgeman Gallery, London and Cornwall Contemporary, Penzance.
Her work is held in corporate and private collections in the UK and overseas and has been selected for the National Open Art Competition, the ING Discerning Eye Exhibition and the John Moores Painting Prize (2020).