'The Last Season', Original Oil Painting, 24" x 30"

£1,680.00

‘The Last Season’

Original Oil Painting
24" x 30" x 1.5"
Oil on cotton box canvas

The Last Season is a painting that asks you to stop for a moment. This piece certainly doesn’t whisper it speaks with confidence. The deep burnt sienna, fiery oranges and rich reds rolling through the storm cloud above a glowing golden wheat field create a piece that commands attention and brings an undeniable energy to any space.

As with all of my work, the perfectly straight horizon line is a signature that runs throughout my paintings. For me, it represents balance, stillness and certainty, even when everything above it feels uncertain. From the left-hand side of the horizon, light breaks through, reminding us that hope has a habit of finding its way into even the darkest skies.

When I first began painting The Last Season many months ago, it was inspired by thoughts that had been sitting with me for a long time. I found myself reflecting on the increasing power of Mother Nature, the growing unpredictability of our seasons, and what the future of our landscapes could look like. I imagined fields struggling to produce what they once did and storms becoming more frequent and more intense. Rather than creating a scene of fear, I wanted to paint a moment that invites reflection and a reminder of both nature's incredible beauty and its immense power.

What feels particularly surreal is that I started this painting long before the devastating wildfires that have recently affected parts of Europe. Watching those events unfold has made this piece feel unexpectedly relevant. While that was never my intention, it has reinforced something I have always believed and that is art often has a way of reflecting emotions and possibilities before we fully recognize them ourselves.

My paintings have never been about decorating a wall with something simply beautiful. They are about creating emotion, starting conversations and encouraging people to pause and think. Sometimes that means confronting subjects that feel a little uncomfortable. Perhaps The Last Season is an uncomfortable truth staring back at us from the canvas but it is also a reminder of resilience, of light breaking through, and of our connection to the natural world.

I believe the most powerful art isn't always the easiest to look at. It's the art that stays with you long after you've walked away.

All my original paintings are signed and dated on the back. I provide free UK delivery and I also ship Internationally Worldwide using tracked delivery so I can ensure the painting arrives at the correct destination and in a timely manner.

Please also note that as this is an original painting there may be some brush hairs within the painting and as with all oil paintings the surface may appear more glossy or matte depending on the lighting and viewing angle.

This painting is not framed but would equally look great if you chose to do so.

Please note: any customs charges or taxes incurred during transit are the responsibility of the purchaser.

* Please keep in mind that all computer monitors display colour differently, so your painting may differ slightly in colour from the image you can see on your screen.*

- Size: 24” x 30” x 1.5”

- Oil on Cotton Box Canvas, Premium Loxley Canvas

- Signed

- Ready to hang

- Unframed

‘The Last Season’

Original Oil Painting
24" x 30" x 1.5"
Oil on cotton box canvas

The Last Season is a painting that asks you to stop for a moment. This piece certainly doesn’t whisper it speaks with confidence. The deep burnt sienna, fiery oranges and rich reds rolling through the storm cloud above a glowing golden wheat field create a piece that commands attention and brings an undeniable energy to any space.

As with all of my work, the perfectly straight horizon line is a signature that runs throughout my paintings. For me, it represents balance, stillness and certainty, even when everything above it feels uncertain. From the left-hand side of the horizon, light breaks through, reminding us that hope has a habit of finding its way into even the darkest skies.

When I first began painting The Last Season many months ago, it was inspired by thoughts that had been sitting with me for a long time. I found myself reflecting on the increasing power of Mother Nature, the growing unpredictability of our seasons, and what the future of our landscapes could look like. I imagined fields struggling to produce what they once did and storms becoming more frequent and more intense. Rather than creating a scene of fear, I wanted to paint a moment that invites reflection and a reminder of both nature's incredible beauty and its immense power.

What feels particularly surreal is that I started this painting long before the devastating wildfires that have recently affected parts of Europe. Watching those events unfold has made this piece feel unexpectedly relevant. While that was never my intention, it has reinforced something I have always believed and that is art often has a way of reflecting emotions and possibilities before we fully recognize them ourselves.

My paintings have never been about decorating a wall with something simply beautiful. They are about creating emotion, starting conversations and encouraging people to pause and think. Sometimes that means confronting subjects that feel a little uncomfortable. Perhaps The Last Season is an uncomfortable truth staring back at us from the canvas but it is also a reminder of resilience, of light breaking through, and of our connection to the natural world.

I believe the most powerful art isn't always the easiest to look at. It's the art that stays with you long after you've walked away.

All my original paintings are signed and dated on the back. I provide free UK delivery and I also ship Internationally Worldwide using tracked delivery so I can ensure the painting arrives at the correct destination and in a timely manner.

Please also note that as this is an original painting there may be some brush hairs within the painting and as with all oil paintings the surface may appear more glossy or matte depending on the lighting and viewing angle.

This painting is not framed but would equally look great if you chose to do so.

Please note: any customs charges or taxes incurred during transit are the responsibility of the purchaser.

* Please keep in mind that all computer monitors display colour differently, so your painting may differ slightly in colour from the image you can see on your screen.*

- Size: 24” x 30” x 1.5”

- Oil on Cotton Box Canvas, Premium Loxley Canvas

- Signed

- Ready to hang

- Unframed