Laura Critchlow

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I’m very fortunate to have a loyal group of collectors of my work, though sometimes this can result in new buyers not getting the chance to own a piece they would really like. Please don’t hesitate to get in touch via the contact page if you would like to commission a similar piece, or a new subject. Currently, I am working on commissions, work for open exhibitions and trying to squeeze in a piece every now and then for the #artistsupportpledge.

I do have a waiting list for commissions of around 4 – 6 weeks (this can change up and down), but would love to hear from you if you are happy to join the list. I often find mindself having to close to commissions during November as Christmas orders take hold, so please get in touch early if you’re looking for a special gift for Christmas.

The majority of the still life work is painted from life, so no two paintings are the same – due to the markings, shapes etc. of each individual fruit. I also tend to stick to certain subjects and style, so I may not be the person to paint you a landscape 🙂

A rough guide to the cost –

Miniature paintings of sets of three fruit or a ‘fruit salad’ that measure approximately 9cm x 5cm unframed and framed 15cm x 11cm – cost £200 – including postage to the UK – similar to the Pear and Plums below – These commissions are CURRENTLY priced at £200 so that I can include them in the #artistsupportpledge and help out my fellow artists.

And a larger painting, that often includes an object such as a jug or kettle cost around £400 for a painting sized approximately 15cm x 10cm unframed and 21cm x 16cm framed – similar to Silver Jug and Plums below –

This is only a rough guide, please get in touch with any questions or queries you may have.

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