Sherree Valentine Daines’ “Tea on the Lawn” is a splendid portrayal of serene elegance, encapsulating the tranquility and charm of a quintessential English summer’s day. This exquisite piece invites viewers into a refined garden setting where dappled sunlight filters through lush foliage, casting gentle shadows across the lawn. The composition is alive with rich, verdant hues that marry seamlessly with the soft, delicate tones of the figures’ attire. Each brushstroke carries a whisper of warmth, capturing the quiet sophistication of an afternoon tea shared amidst nature’s tranquil embrace. Valentine Daines, celebrated for her ability to encapsulate quintessential British charm, brings a sense of nostalgia imbued with modern vibrancy. Her impressionistic style is evident in the way she captures light – fluid and ever-changing – lending an ethereal quality to the scene.
“Tea on the Lawn” stands not only as an homage to traditional English pastimes but also as a piece of timeless elegance that fits effortlessly into both contemporary and classic collections. For collectors, this piece is more than an artwork; it is an invitation to partake in the serene beauty of a timeless moment, a testament to exquisite craftsmanship that promises to enchant viewers and enhance any environment with its inherent grace and narrative depth.
| Medium: | |
| Format: | Canvas |
| Size (Framed): | 40 x 60 cm |
| Size (Unframed): | 30 x 40 cm |
| Signed: | Yes |
| Limited Edition: | Edition 92 of 195 |
Sherree Valentine Daines is one of the best-known contemporary British artists. Born in 1956 in Effingham, Valentine Daines grew up in an artistic family. She worked as a legal secretary before taking a degree in art at the Epsom School of Art and Design.
Valentine Daines began receiving attention – and awards – for her work as soon as she finished her education, and has seen tremendous success in her field since. Many well-known individual collectors, as well as institutions with notable collections of their own, have purchased her work. She has also completed commissioned portraits of many celebrities.
In addition to private sales and commissions, Valentine Daines has had her work displayed at institutions such as the Tate, The Barbican, and the Royal Society of British Artists.
The respect and admiration for Valentine Daines’ work has only grown over the 35 years of her career. She was recently named Artist in Residence to the Three Ocean Liners, known as Cunard’s Three Queens, and has continued to appear in publications and other media on a regular basis.
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