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Early Morning Daymer
Oil on canvas
80 x 100cm
£1600

Quiet Waters
Oil on canvas
100 x 75cm
Sold

Mountain Haze
Oil on canvas
100 x 140cm
£2950

Polzeath Surfer
Oil on canvas
100 x 50cm
Sold

Rockpools at Watergate
Oil
100 x 120 cm
£2500

Borrowed Light
Oil

To The Trees
Oil
100 x 100cm
£1950

Still Water
Oil on canvas
100 x 50cm
£1200

Picnic Spot
Oil

Single Tree 1
34 x 34 cm
Oil
£350

Woodland Tree
Oil

Hazy Mountain
Oil
34 x 34cm
£350

Light on the Water
Oil
110 x 140
Sold

Quiet Waters
Oil
100 x 140cm
Sold

April in Polzeath
Oil
110 x 140 cm
£2950

Blue Waters
Oil
100 x 130 cm
£2600

Forest Edge
Oil
120 x 160 cm
£3250
Katharine Le Hardy - current work
I endeavour to create a window on an imaginary coastal space.
Katharine lives and works in London but takes inspiration for her land and seascapes from the rugged Cornish coastline.
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Artists Statement
The Cornish coast is the starting point for my landscapes which are only loosely based on definite locations. Working from sketches and photographs, I endeavour to create a window on an imaginary coastal space. The absence of obvious landmarks and identifiable features enables the images to exist as timeless, dreamlike expanses where sea meets land, inviting the viewer into a restorative space and opportunity for reflection in calm solitude.
Even though the beach usually constitutes the largest area in my paintings, I consider them more as seascapes than landscapes, as the central aspect to all of my images is the action and nature of the sea: both as a symbol for the passage of time and agent of change, and also as an icon for tranquillity and emotional depth, all of which is resonant with the ebb and flow of everyday human life. In a way, my painting process mimics the sea in this respect - I like to use gestural marks and loose brushwork to engage the viewer and charge the composition with movement and dynamism, whilst still maintaining balance, building up the paint and alternating transparent and opaque layers, dripping, washing, splashing, allowing it to take its own fluid course and give the image a life of its own.
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