Scrap - Oil and spray on canvas
This is a unique piece
- Artist Hartley Gabriel
- Category Abstract Paintings
-
Creation year 2013
- Dimensions 200 x 200 cm
- Technique Oil and spray on canvas
About
Gabriel Hartley professes to “think about painting in a sculptural way,” as illustrated by his canvases on which “the paint becomes a material like plaster,” as he describes. Characterized by optical effects, bold linear brushstrokes, impasto, and elemental forms, Hartley’s paintings are notable for fusing dichotomies: depth and flatness, gloss and matte, painterly and photographic, and two- and three-dimensionality. He works in the tradition of early-20th-century British painters including Duncan Grant, Vanessa Bell, and Roger Fry, as well as the post-war Abstract Expressionists.
This piece is in stock and ready to ship
Signed by the artist
This work includes the artist's signature
Regular price € 23.790
Shipping, Returns & Payment
Our shipping methods are determined by item size, type, fragility and specific characteristics. Shipping costs are calculated based on carrier rates, delivery distance and packing complexity.
Return Policy
On items eligible for returns, consumers have 14 days from delivery to submit a return request. Returns are not eligible for custom-made items. Read our terms of sale
Online Payment
Fp Art Online accepts the following payment methods:
Buyer Protection Guaranteed
We want you satisfied. If you're not happy with the way an item arrived, we'll work with you and the seller to reach an optimal resolution. Read our purchase protection
Hartley Gabriel
Gabriel Hartley (London, UK, 1981) lives and works in London. He holds a BA in Fine Art from Chelsea College of Art and Design, London, and a Post Graduate Diploma in Fine Art from the Royal Academy Schools, London. His work has been internationally exhibited. Gabriel Hartley’s work combines optical effects and iconic markings on highly textured surfaces. His work summons early Modernism’s play with abstraction and perspective. With bold linear brush-strokes and organic, elemental shapes, his forms play with space and movement. The artists’ surface effects – generated through a mix of gloss and matte paint – convey both a flatness and a depth that produce a palpable sense of tension, and recall the paintings of School of Paris artist Jean Fautrier.
Hartley fuses seemingly opposing elements: the painterly and the photographic, flatness and depth, and two and three dimensions. He simultaneously constructs and excavates – building subjects and unraveling them – to create figures at once formative and timeworn.
Related products
