Hillsides in Teal & Jade
By Luba Arnold-Larnie
Acrylic on canvas/deep canvas
Original artworks
All framed (white or black)
Framed sizes, in order as pictured:
Beckoning- H: 54cm x W: 54cm - £595
Bright Lights - H: 78cm x W: 63cm - £725
Renewal - H: 53cm x W: 53cm - £595
Luba's spring 2025 series, like so many of her abstract expressive landscapes, is inspired by rolling South Cotswold scenery and views and light changes, from dawn till dusk, on her countryside walks.
The rich blues, teals and greens colours are offset by coral and mustard hues which convey warmth and sunshine. We also get a sense of almost primeval deep rolling hills and massive terrain undulations.
As with others of Luba's works, they would look fabulous on a plain or pale expanse of wall in a main reception room, bedroom or hallway. Some of this series might also be paired with other seasonal landscape work of this artist which we are currently showing, similar in size or colours.
ABOUT LUBA ARNOLD-LARNIE
Luba is a contemporary landscape artist living in Gloucestershire.
Her abstract paintings explore an emotional representation of nature in all of its states and behaviours, from gentle and calm to brutal and violent.In her exuberant, colour-drenched depictions, Nature comes to life and unleashes its full, elemental force, from shimmering sunshine to turbulent storm, dawn to dusk.
With acrylic, oil and charcoal as her main media, she plays with pure colours, light effects and form, intensifying them, pushing them to extremes. Palette knife marks create texture and numerous layers of paint overlap to add depth.Luba's approach combines painting from memory, sketches, photographs and, of course, on location work. Her technique is energetic and intuitive. There's often a spontaneous reaction - or an impression of spontaneity.
It's about the way a subject or scene makes both the artist and the viewer feel: how we respond to shape and colour, to dynamic pattern and brush marks.
Her artworks have appeared in exhibitions in Gloucestershire, Herefordshire, Devon and Cornwall. She has a degree in Art History.