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● Dune

30” x 40” (76 x 102cm) / Acrylic on gessoed panel / Private collection/Giclée print available - see Prints page
The 30” x 40” painting ‘Dune’ was painted over a period of six months in the winter of 2010-2011, using acrylics on a gessoed panel. The scene depicted is Cape Cod, the famous island and cape in the state of Massachusetts, in the northeast United States. The dunes in the area are part of the Cape's barrier beach. It’s said the cape is one of the biggest barrier islands in the world, shielding much of the Massachusetts coastline from North Atlantic storm waves. The painting was exhibited and sold from 2011 Royal Academy Summer Exhibition. The Royal Academy also published a greetings card and a separate postcard featuring the painting.
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  • Home
  • About JK
  • Gallery 1
    • Dune
    • The Winter's Tale
    • The Raft
    • Vespers
    • Dupuytrens
    • Farewell to Stockevik
    • Gallery 2
    • Gran Via
    • Carriers
    • Isolation
    • La Malvinie
    • 16 Walpole
    • The Ghost Tanker
    • The Shipping Forecast
    • The Didcot Interpretation
    • Site
    • Lake Keitele
    • Tom Stoppard
    • The Maybe Man
    • Double Self Portrait With Knees
    • Post Ironic Iron Horse
    • Terminus
    • Cleared to Land
    • Matins
    • The Worm Forgives the Plough
    • Isolation
    • Red Spotty
    • Landed
  • Prints
  • Blog
  • Contact