'To Be Enough'
About this painting
This abstract portrait features a strong image and beautiful underlying details. The subject of this painting looks for reassurance, despite the great potential she has within. To create this painting, Gillian started with an mixed media underpainting, details in acrylic paint and then finished it in oils. It is painted on a box canvas 18 x 24 inches in size, which is painted black on the sides and signed by Gillian Hancey in the bottom right corner, and is ready to hang.
“Gillian’s work is a perfect mixture of abstraction and figurative. You get away from the painting and the shapes start clicking in front of your eyes building the image, just like a magic puzzle.”
THAT Gallery Basingstoke
Key information
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Please contact me if you are interested in purchasing any work
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FREE DELIVERY within the UK (quote for worldwide shipping available on request)
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This painting is hand-signed on the front and the back
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Only one in the world
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Frame not included
Colour disclaimer
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Please note that every screen has a different capability to display colours and everyone sees these colours differently, therefore it cannot be guaranteed that the colours you see on the screen accurately portray the true colours in the artwork.
Limited Edition Prints
£40 (FREE DELIVERY within the UK)
Key information
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Please contact me if you are interested in purchasing any work
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Only 10 available
- Printed on high-quality museum heritage fine art paper
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Printed image measures 9" x 12" on 12" x 15" paper
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Titled, numbered and hand-signed by Gillian Hancey on the front mount and back
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Frame not included
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Prints are wrapped in tissue and posted flat in a hard-backed enveloped
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FREE DELIVERY within the UK (quote for worldwide shipping available on request)
Colour disclaimer
The colours in these prints have been carefully matched to the original paintings. However, it is important to note that every screen has a different capability to display colours and everyone sees these colours differently, therefore it cannot be guaranteed that the colours you see on the screen accurately portray the true colours in the artwork.
