This selection of paintings all relate to the North West Coast of Scotland, particularly around the Sound of Sleat. They form a body of work for the forthcoming Solo Exhibition at The Scottish Gallery, Edinburgh, during September 2019.
Oil on wood panel – 66 x 100cm – £5,950
Oil on wood panel – 38 x 50cm – SOLD
Oil on wood panel – 38 x 50cm – SOLD
Oil on wood panel – 38 x 50cm – £2,950
Oil on wood panel – 51cm x 36cm – SOLD
Oil on wood panel – 38 x 50cm – £2,950
Oil on board – 66 x 100cm
Oil on board – 38 x 50cm
Oil on board – 38 x 50cm
Oil on board – 15 x 21.5cm
Oil on board – 15 x 21.5cm
Oil on board – 15 x 21cm
The constantly shifting weather patterns and seasons in the North West Coast of Scotland create a kaleidoscope of change which affords Rebecca endless inspiration.
Oil on canvas – 150 x 100cm – SOLD
Oil on canvas – 30 x 40cm – SOLD
Oil on canvas – 50 x 70cm – £2,950
Oil on canvas – 30 x 40cm – SOLD
Oil on canvas – 50 x 100cm – SOLD
Oil on canvas – 150 x 100cm – SOLD
“Through our eyes the universe is perceiving itself and through our ears the universe is listening to its cosmic harmonies and we are the witnesses through which the universe becomes conscious of its glory, of its magnificence”
In December 2008 Rebecca Collins set off from the Argentinean port of Ushuaia in Tierra del Fuego, aboard the Polar Pioneer for the Antarctic Peninsula. What the Artist took from this world, her visions, her interpretations, are all here. We have a privileged opportunity to glimpse this removed landscape, not just through the usual channels of photographic reproduction or documentary film, but in a form translated by the artist. Her motivation as a painter was to remove herself from the familiar; to seek a total immersion in a world of vast distances, impossible beauty and isolation and most importantly to see the palette of ice: blue, in an immensely subtle spectrum.
From childhood, Rebecca has been drawn to the idea of the purity of the blue found in compressed ice and the wild alien landscape in this staggeringly beautiful part of the world.
Following her trip to Antartica, this body of work was a subject matter for a solo show.
Oil on canvas – 70 x 100cm – SOLD
Oil on canvas – 70 x 100cm – £5,000
Oil on canvas – 100 x 150cm – SOLD
Oil on canvas – 100 x 150cm – SOLD
Oil on canvas – 45 x 30cm – SOLD
Oil on canvas – 45 x 30cm – SOLD
Oil on canvas – 100 x 150cm – SOLD
Oil on canvas – 60 x 40cm – SOLD
Oil on canvas – 45 x 30cm – SOLD
Oil on canvas – 45 x 30cm – SOLD
Oil on canvas – 80 x 70cm – SOLD
Oil on canvas – 70 x 100cm – SOLD
Oil on canvas – 70 x 100cm – SOLD
Oil on canvas – 70 x 100cm – SOLD
Oil on canvas – 45 x 30cm – SOLD
Oil on canvas – 115 x 75cm – SOLD
Oil on canvas –40 x 30cm – SOLD
Oil on canvas – 100 x 150cm – £5,490
Oil on canvas – 49 x 40cm – SOLD
These paintings form a past body of work over the years.
2007 – Oil on canvas – SOLD
2007 – Oil on canvas – SOLD
2012 – Oil on canvas – 66 x 100cm – SOLD
2002– Oil on canvas – SOLD
2002– Oil on canvas – SOLD
2003– Oil on canvas – SOLD
2003– Oil on canvas – SOLD
2005– Oil on canvas – SOLD
2005– Oil on canvas – SOLD
2005– Oil on canvas – SOLD
2005– Oil on canvas – SOLD
2006– Oil on canvas – SOLD
2003– Oil on canvas – SOLD
2006– Oil on canvas – SOLD
2006– Oil on canvas – SOLD
2006– Oil on canvas – SOLD
2007– Oil on canvas – SOLD
2007– Oil on canvas – SOLD
2007– Oil on canvas – SOLD
2008– Oil on canvas – SOLD
2008– Oil on canvas – SOLD
2008 – Oil on canvas – SOLD
Oil on canvas – SOLD
Oil on canvas – SOLD
Oil on canvas – SOLD
2007– Oil on canvas – SOLD
2012 – Oil on canvas – 66 x 100cm – SOLD
Oil on canvas – 80 x 55.5cm – SOLD
