Very well painted original oil, by the listed artist Claire Rollinson, painted in 2010. 

Titled "Three Plums" a lyrical, semi-abstract painting of a teapot, jug and three plums on a plate.

Painted in her loose and confident style, with a beautiful balance of colour - a fine example of the artist's work.

Signed with initials lower left, inscribed verso with the artist's details, title and date. 

Oils on board in the original painted wood frame. 

Painting in excellent original condition (see photos), frame with some very slight nicks and scratches (see photos).

Image 40cm x 44cm, frame 49cm x 53cm.

Delivered ready to hang.

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Claire Rollinson

British painter in various media.

Claire Rollinson's art education started with a Foundation Course at Plymouth College of Art and Design in 1992, followed by BA Hons Fine Art, Falmouth College of Art and Design, graduating in 1995.

She lived for many years in the east of Northern Ireland along the shore of Strangford Lough in County Down. Returning to England in 2011, she now lives in Taplow Court, Berkshire and is a member of the Buckinghamshire Art Society.

She works with a variety of materials and methods – oil, ink, gouache, watercolour, mono-printing, collage and drawing. Over the years her work has covered different genres – still life, flowers, landscapes, portraiture, figurative and abstract. Rollinson has exhibited widely.

Selected Solo Exhibitions:

2018 “Paintings to Dance to”. The Curve, Slough

2010 Graffan Gallery, Castle Espie

2009 Mullan Gallery Belfast

2008 Ards Art Centre, Newtownards, County Down

2007 Flower Field Art Centre Portstewart, Co Antrim

2005 Ards Art Centre, Newtownards, County Down

2000 Thelma Hulbert Gallery, Honiton, Devon

1999 Chapel Gallery, Saltram, Plymouth

1999 Plymouth College of Art and Design

1998 Plymouth School of Architecture

Selected Group Exhibitions:

2014 – 2019 Buckinghamshire Art Society biannual exhibitions

2016, 2018, 2019 Wooburn Festival. Bucks.

2013 Like, don’t Like, the Art House Pavilion, London

2011 Christmas Exhibition, The engine Room Belfast

2009 ‘Fusions’ Ards Art Centre, County Down

2008 Finegans, Kirkubbin, County Down

2007 The Engine Room Gallery, Belfast

2007 Royal Ulster Academy

2006 “The Creative Peninsula” Various Venues, County Down

2005 Ards Arts Collective in Peoria and Phoenix, Arizona, USA

2004 Newlyn Society of Artists, Newlyn Gallery, Penzance

2000 The Royal Ulster Academy

2000 The Plymouth Society of Artists - Plymouth Art Gallery.