Martin Llewellyn
Three Cliffs
| price | £ sold |
|---|---|
| type | Oil |
| size | 16 x 20 inches |
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Three Cliffs is a commanding example of contemporary British art, showcasing Martin Llewellyn’s signature impasto technique and his deep affinity for the dramatic coastlines of Wales. Executed with Read more
a palette knife, the work’s thick, sculptural layers of oil paint create a rugged tactility that echoes the physical presence of the Gower Peninsula’s iconic Three Cliffs Bay.
Llewellyn’s approach places him firmly within the lineage of British landscape painters who prioritise atmosphere, materiality, and a direct engagement with place. His textured surfaces recall the expressive handling of Kyffin Williams, while his commitment to regional landscape aligns with long‑standing traditions in British art that celebrate the character and identity of the national coastline.
In Three Cliffs, the interplay of rock, sand, sea, and shifting sky is rendered with a boldness that is both contemporary and rooted in the heritage of British landscape painting. The result is a work that captures not only the geography of the scene but the elemental drama that defines Britain’s coastal environments.
Exclusively available through Red Rag Gallery - a leading specialist in contemporary British art.
