Rosemary Burn
British Contemporary Figurative Painter. Portraits, landscapes, still life. Included in notable exhibitions and collections in the UK and worldwide. Commissions welcome
Garden beans Oil on board 31×26cm
Japanese anemones Oil on board
Empties Oil on board 26×31cm
One moment Oil on board
Commission. Oil on canvas 40×50cm
Knitting Pastel on paper SOLD
Pencil sharpenings Pencil on paper
Girl on a train, day 2 Oil on board
Fish, chips, and a dollop of ketchup, day 2 Pastel on newspaper
Zandra no.3, day 7 Oil on canvas
10 things you can do with your Shell energy bill, day 1 Pastel and pencils
Spent daffodils (framed) Pencil and pastel on paper £450
Pencil on paper Pencil on paper
Meditation Pastel and charcoal Not currently available
Plaits. Pencil and pastel 28×37cm
Moth, day 3 Pastel and charcoal
Knitting, day 1… Pastel and pencil
Houses Pastel and pencil not currently available
This pastel and pencil drawing has a sense of depth and three dimensions with the use of light and shadows, and the zebra crossing in the foreground gently leads the viewer towards the subject.. The paper is left in places, providing the mid tone, and a sense of the houses receding, suggesting their transient existence
Street corner Pastel and charcoal 40x30cm £400
A sunny drawing in soft pastel and charcoal, of a street corner in a Wiltshire village
Army hut Pastel and pencil
A pastel drawing capturing the bleak atmosphere of Salisbury Plain in the English countryside. there is an army presence there, with weapons testing, which lends this area a distinct and rather ominous quality. Pastel and pencils are used here to describe the intense cold, and the snow hanging in the air.
-2 on Salisbury Plain Pastel sketch £250
Networks Charcoal and pastel Currently unavailable
Boy on an underground train studying his phone
Tracks in the snow Pastel sketch £250
Surfing Pastel and pencil £400
A soft pastel drawing of a young girl deep in thought as she concentrates on her phone, surfing the internet. The ambiguous title, which could take us either inward, surveying the internet, or out on the ocean waves, gives this piece a little additional edge.