JAMES KELSO
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Lake Keitele

21.75” x 26.75” (55 x 67mm)
Copy of Axel Gallen original in National Gallery
Oil on gessoed panel
Artist’s Collection
 
A copy in oils of the painting, Lake Keitele, by the Finnish painter, Axel Gallen-Kallela. The painting is signed with the Swedish form of the artist's name, Axel Gallen. I have also signed it as James Kelso so there can never be any confusion about the fact this is a copy. The original Gallen painting hangs in the National Gallery in London.
 
To view the original or for more info please contact jim@kelso.co.uk or phone 01491 613003.

A First. In 2020, one of my paintings, The Treasure of Britwell Salome - Matins was accepted by the The Royal Society of British Artists (RBA) for exhibition at their Annual Show. The RBA is dedicated to promoting the highest standards of skill, concept and draughtsmanship in painting, sculpture, printmaking and drawing.

https://www.jameskelsoartist.com/the-treasure-of-britwell-salome.html

https://royalsocietyofbritishartists.org.uk/

https://www.mallgalleries.org.uk/whats-on/exhibitions/royal-society-british-artists-303rd-annual-exhibition-2020/treasure-britwell

GUARANTEED TO LAST 1000 YEARS 

I live by the rule, when you’re painting you’re not only making art, you’re making furniture. I use the finest light-fast oil, acrylic and watercolour paints, and work on hardboard. If you don’t damage, burn or submerge the paintings, they should last 1000 years. If they don’t, well, get back to me.


find out why


  • Home
  • About
    • Legacy
    • About the methods
  • Gallery
    • The Winter's Tale
    • Gran Via
    • Isolation
    • Carriers
    • 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
    • Dune
  • Prints
  • Blog
  • Contact
  • Dupuytrens
  • Cleared to Land
  • Landed
  • The Worm Forgives the Plough
  • The Treasure of Britwell Salome - Matins
  • FAREWELL TO STOCKEVIK
  • The Treasure of Britwell Salome- Vespers