Alive with energy and the sheer joy of coastal living, 'Sea Swimmers, Falmouth' captures a vibrant early summer’s day through John Dyer’s unmistakable, celebratory style. Set against the deep blues of Falmouth Bay, the painting invites the viewer into a sparkling scene where nature and people coexist in perfect harmony.
In the foreground, vivid irises, tall spires of echiums, and cheerful moon daisies frame the view, their expressive forms painted with lively, gestural strokes. Swimmers, bright with vitality, move through the glittering water, their arms raised in effortless strokes, surrounded by the play of light on the sea’s surface. Above, playful seagulls swoop and wheel, adding a sense of movement and freedom to the wide, open sky.
Sailing boats drift across the horizon, their colourful sails punctuating the expansive blue, while the sweep of palm fronds reminds us of Falmouth’s lush, subtropical character.
This original painting embodies John Dyer’s joyous vision of Cornwall — a place of colour, life, and endless inspiration. 'Sea Swimmers, Falmouth' is a highly collectable work, offering a radiant glimpse into the spirit of summer by the sea, and a compelling opportunity to acquire a unique piece by one of Cornwall’s leading contemporary artists.
Item Information
Description |
Framed Original Painting |
Artist |
Cornish Artist John Dyer (born 1968) |
Signed by the Artist |
Signed by John Dyer |
Painting size |
12 x 10 inches |
Medium |
Acrylic on canvas |
Framed size |
16 x 17.5 inches |
Frame type |
The St Ives style picture frame is a Renaissance-inspired cassetta frame, Italian for 'little box', featuring a white stain finish that highlights the wood grain. With a 73mm wide profile and 39mm depth, it creates a recessed central panel, perfect for a timeless, contemporary and elegant display of the painting. |
Ready to hang |
Strung with picture cord and ready to hang |
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