Luminance VI by Tim Dolby is a striking example of Verre Églomisé – the centuries-old technique of painting on the reverse of glass. This original work blends bold, expressive colour with deep texture and light-play, creating a dreamlike landscape that shifts with every glance. With his signature passion for nature and atmosphere, Dolby captures a vivid, almost otherworldly sense of place.
A truly unique and luminous piece that showcases Dolby’s mastery of both tradition and innovation.
Original Verre Églomisé. Signed by the artist.
| Medium: | glass |
| Format: | Mirror |
| Size (Framed): | 94 x 110 cm |
| Size (Unframed): | 74 x 92 cm |
| Signed: | Yes |
Tim Dolby (1954–2022) was a British artist and renowned fine art restorer based in Dorking, Surrey. Born in Surrey, he began painting in his early teens and
dedicated his life to developing his skills in both art creation and restoration.
Dolby’s deep connection to nature and the landscapes that inspired him radiated from every brushstroke. For close to fifty years, he stood among Britain’s foremost landscape and still-life artists, creating a legacy that continues to resonate. His evocative works have been featured in esteemed galleries and exhibitions throughout the UK and internationally, including:
Royal Academy Summer Exhibitions
The Miniature Society
The Marine Society
The Royal Society of Portrait Painters
Pro Art Prize (Paris) – Esteemed International Recognition
