• Urban Garden - diptych - And - Art works
  • Urban Garden - diptych - And - Art works
  • Urban Garden - diptych - And - Art works
  • Urban Garden - diptych - And - Art works
  • Urban Garden - diptych - And - Art works
  • Urban Garden - diptych - And - Art works
  • Urban Garden - diptych - And - Art works
  • Urban Garden - diptych - And - Art works
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Urban Garden - diptych

Urban Garden - diptych

€7.600,00 EUR
€7.600,00 EUR
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Artist

Annabel Andrews

  • Original artwork, 2023 (Diptych)
  • No frame.

Size

  • 178 W x 116 H x 2 D cm
  • 70.1 H x 45.7 W x 0.8 D inches

Medium

  • Painting: Acrylic, casein glue, wax and pigments on cotton duck canvas. 

Shipping

  • A crate.

Authenticity

  • The artwork is signed by the artist Annabel Andrews and includes a certificate of authenticity signed by the artist.

Description

Urban Garden (2023) is an original diptych painting by Annabel Andrews, composed of two panels measuring 116 × 89 × 2 cm each (45.67" × 35.04" × 0.79"), forming a total work of 116 × 178 × 2 cm (45.67" × 70.08" × 0.79") when displayed together.

Executed on cotton duck canvas, this work stands as a refined meditation on geometry, balance, and spatial rhythm — a poetic abstraction inspired by the quiet harmony of an urban garden.

The surface of Urban Garden reveals Andrews’ precise craftsmanship. The cotton duck has been prepared with casein glue and zinc white pigment, creating a soft beige background with a luminous, almost breathing texture. Upon this radiant surface, the artist constructs an elegant dialogue of green, black, and violet shapes, intersected by delicate white wax lines that weave through the composition like traces of movement or light.

The two panels of the diptych are independent, not fixed to one another. They may be displayed together or slightly apart, depending on the collector’s preference. The artist recommends placing them close together to maintain the continuity of space, though she invites each viewer to make their own choice — turning the installation itself into a subtle act of creative dialogue.

In Urban Garden, Andrews reduces painting to its most essential language: line, color, and form. Curved and rectangular blocks interact gracefully, generating both movement and stability. The result is a minimalist geometric composition that embodies serenity, precision, and timeless beauty.

This work encapsulates Andrews’ mature visual philosophy — clarity through simplicity, emotion through structure. Urban Garden stands as an exceptional collector’s piece of contemporary geometric abstraction, seamlessly merging modern design and poetic abstraction in a single visual statement.

 

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Artist

Annabel Andrews

Annabel Andrews is a British-born visual artist based in San Lorenzo de El Escorial, Madrid, Spain.

Her background includes: Honors from the Royal Drawing Society of London, the Municipal Sculpture Workshop of Las Palmas, and the Eduardo Peña Academy (Madrid). She has also participated in Contemporary Art Workshops at the Círculo de Bellas Artes with José Guerrero and Pablo Palazuelo; the Printmaking Workshop of Las Rozas; an Printmaking and life-drawing workshops at the Casa de Cultura de San Lorenzo de El Escorial; and a Landscape Course at the Museo del Prado and the García Ochoa Group. She has held 46 exhibitions, 21 solo and 25 group exhibitions in London and Madrid. Her awards include: First Prize, Majadahonda City Council, Madrid, 1990; Honorable Mention, Majadahonda City Council, Madrid, 1989; Honorable Mention, 4th Villa de las Rozas Competition, Madrid, 1987; First Prize, Peña, Madrid; Selected, Centenary of the Círculo de Bellas Artes, Madrid, 1980; First Prize, Caja de Ahorros de Majadahonda, Madrid; Selected, Francisco Alcántara, Círculo de Bellas Artes, Madrid, 1978; First Prize, Majadahonda City Council, Madrid, 1977; Second Prize, Atlantic Fair, Gran Canaria, Canary Islands, 1975.

Her works can be found in private collections and institutions in Spain, the USA, Canada, the United Kingdom, France, Belgium, Germany, Japan, South Korea, Hong Kong, and the United Arab Emirates.

"On beginning to wonder why art has been important to me through so many years, and knowing that vitality dies with an excess of reason, I could talk about the balance between instinct and reason, and how to express myself technically with materials and colour through spontaneous intuition -with an aesthetic feeling - for a cluster of forms and colors arranged to stir the reader in a way that music does.

In an outer world of chaos : abstract painting can appeal to our senses to find psychic equilibrium."

Annabel Andrews

Magazine: Between Light, Nature and Abstraction: The Creative Journey of Annabel Andrews

web: annabelandrews.eu

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