Spotlight on standout pieces – they’re stories, creators, and character. These posts shine a light on individual paintings, artists, of themed collections. Often tied to a seasonal mood, event, or recent arrivals.
Some paintings don’t shout. They don’t need to. They offer instead a quiet kind of brilliance – confident colour, loose but thoughtful line work, and subjects that make you feel like you’ve walked into a scene just as something worth noticing has happened.
There’s something about horses. Not just the way they move — though that’s part of it — but the way they carry themselves. Dignified. Powerful. Effortless. It’s no surprise artists have been drawn to them for centuries. Whether galloping across a racecourse or standing still in the mist, a good horse painting has a way of filling a space with presence…
There’s a particular kind of light in June that turns everything golden — the hour before dinner, the first stream of morning through the blinds, the soft shadows that stretch across floorboards. It’s the season where walls become canvases in themselves, and even the simplest corner of a room feels transformed.