This piece was completed very early on in my career and was inspired by a photo he took while visiting London, England. The palate is intentionally muted which allows the viewer to focus on the changing light quality and the use of light and shadow in the architecture. This painting captures some of London’s iconic essence, including the red phone booth. I titled this piece ‘blind’ because he found himself enamoured with the age and wisdom of the buildings that surrounded him. In contrast, it seemed as though the Londoners were completely at home and not focused on the historical backdrop.

Original Size: 12″ x 16″

Jeff Dillon the Canadian Artist, inspired by the bold colours and brush strokes of Post-Impressionist Artists. His unique style focuses on capturing light, not through the detail of realism, but with gesture, illusion, shape and colour. He offers a personal and distinctive style to the world through his bold use of colours and lines, often symbolic images or subject matter. Objects in the paintings retain their realistic appearance yet have a vibrancy and fluidity about them, unique to his work. Jeff Dillon’s new expression of Post-Impressionism is both beloved and revered in the Canadian and Global Contemporary Art World.

• Original completed October 2011
• Free shipping for original paintings shipped within Canada.
• Completed on flat canvas board
• Search words: London, England, Europe, Red, Grey, Street