This Cornwall painting is an original piece of coastal art painted in acrylic on canvas by Cornish artist John Dyer.
John Dyer’s painting 'Evening Skies on a Hot Summer Day, St Ives' captures the essence of a vibrant summer evening in St Ives. This 10 x 12-inch acrylic on canvas radiates warmth and energy, bringing the viewer right into the heart of a bustling beach scene.
The composition is dominated by the striking pink hues of the evening sky, which creates a dramatic backdrop for the beach below. Swimmers enjoy the last hours of daylight, floating in the sparkling blue waters as boats glide by in the distance. The warm golden sands are dotted with colourful beach wind-breaks, where sunbathers relax, taking in the day's heat. A tall palm tree in the foreground adds a tropical feel to the coastal scene, evoking the charm of a perfect Cornish summer day.
In the sky, a seagull soars over the beach, adding a sense of movement and freedom. Dyer’s bold brushstrokes and bright palette perfectly capture the lively atmosphere of a summer evening in St Ives, where the colours of the landscape and sea merge into a scene of joy and relaxation.
'Evening Skies on a Hot Summer Day, St Ives' is a testament to John Dyer’s ability to transform everyday moments into vibrant works of art. His distinctive style, characterised by expressive colours and playful compositions, makes this piece a perfect addition to any collection celebrating the beauty of Cornwall.
Available exclusively through the John Dyer Gallery, this painting captures the essence of Cornwall’s coastal life and is an ideal investment for collectors seeking a work of art that radiates energy, warmth, and the charm of a Cornish summer.
Item Information
Description |
Framed Original Painting |
Artist |
Cornish Artist John Dyer (born 1968) |
Signed by the Artist |
Signed by John Dyer |
Painting size |
10 x 12 inches |
Medium |
Acrylic on canvas |
Framed size |
17 x 15 inches |
Frame type |
John Dyer: In the 1950s, simple neutral frames became popular for St Ives artists. John chooses an off-white so the lightest tones appear in the painting. The moulding is a variation of 'Salvator Rosa' from Italy. It is hand-finished in almond white paint. |
Ready to hang |
Strung with picture cord and ready to hang |
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