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Still Life of Red Berries by Ian Parker
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Still Life of Red Berries by Ian Parker

1940 - 1960
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Still life oil painting of red berries in blue and white bowl. Signed lower right. Provenance: Beckstones Gallery, Cumbria.

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Born in County Durham, the son of a coal miner/artist, Ian attended school in Yorkshire before studying art at Shoreditch College, London, graduating in 1978. Ian paints fruit, flowers and vegetables presented in simple still life compositions that are brought to life by his talent for capturing the interplay of surface and light.Ian’s beautiful paintings have been consistently selected for the Summer Exhibition at the Royal Academy.

After viewing his work at the Summer Exhibition, Mark Monahan described it as, “a near perfect still life…its subject bathed in a subtly atmospheric light, it makes you feel you could reach through the canvas and pluck the fruit from the painting” Ian has also exhibited at the New English Art Club.

His work is included in the collections of Kensington Palace, Lord Young of Graffham, David Kossoff, Lohnro Textiles, Courtauld Textiles, Nassau Community College, Eddie Shah, Tate & Lyle plc, plus many private collections around the world.

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William Rand Antiques has dated this Red Berry Still Life Painting to the 1960s.

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Still life oil painting of red berries in blue and white bowl. Signed lower right. Provenance: Beckstones Gallery, Cumbria.

Artists profile:

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Born in County Durham, the son of a coal miner/artist, Ian attended school in Yorkshire before studying art at Shoreditch College, London, graduating in 1978.
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Ian paints fruit, flowers and vegetables presented in simple still life compositions that are brought to life by his talent for capturing the interplay of surface and light.Ian’s beautiful paintings have been consistently selected for the Summer Exhibition at the Royal Academy.

fig 1. A framed oil painting depicting red berries overflowing from a blue and white porcelain bowl onto a dark wooden surface.
fig 1. Still Life of Red Berries by Ian Parker

After viewing his work at the Summer Exhibition, Mark Monahan described it as, “a near perfect still life…its subject bathed in a subtly atmospheric light, it makes you feel you could reach through the canvas and pluck the fruit from the painting” Ian has also exhibited at the New English Art Club.

fig 2. A framed oil painting depicting red berries overflowing from a blue and white porcelain bowl onto a dark wooden surface.
fig 2. Still Life of Red Berries by Ian Parker

His work is included in the collections of Kensington Palace, Lord Young of Graffham, David Kossoff, Lohnro Textiles, Courtauld Textiles, Nassau Community College, Eddie Shah, Tate & Lyle plc, plus many private collections around the world.

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William Rand Antiques has dated this Red Berry Still Life Painting to the 1960s.

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A framed oil painting depicting red berries overflowing from a blue and white porcelain bowl onto a dark wooden surface.
Still Life of Red Berries by Ian Parker
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A framed oil painting depicting red berries overflowing from a blue and white porcelain bowl onto a dark wooden surface.
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Still life painting is a genre depicting inanimate subject matter, such as fruit, flowers, and tableware, arranged deliberately within a composition. Originating in antiquity, the genre gained prominence during the Dutch Golden Age and remains a fundamental form of artistic expression.

Traditional oil paintings utilise pigment mixed with drying oil, such as linseed, applied onto primed stretched canvas or wood panels. Frames are frequently constructed from wood, carved or moulded, and finished with gilding, lacquer, or paint.

Authentic oil paintings feature raised brushstrokes, surface texture, and natural variations in paint density visible under oblique lighting. Inspection of the reverse side typically reveals canvas weave, artist signatures, gallery labels, or stretcher bar construction.

A framed still life oil painting can be styled above a sideboard, mantelpiece, or within a gallery wall to introduce rich texture and focal colour. Pairing classic oil paintings with streamlined contemporary furniture creates an engaging visual contrast in modern living or dining spaces.

Display the painting away from direct sunlight, extreme temperature changes, and excessive humidity. Dust gently using a soft, dry camel-hair brush, avoiding commercial chemical cleaners or water on both the canvas surface and the gilded frame.
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