Reflections
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Reflections

by Richard Harpum MA

About this Painting

In this still life I wanted to create a painting that was colourful and provided a mixture of both floral and interesting objects on the theme of “reflections”.  I experimented with dozens of different arrangements, all placed on a large mirror and with a black background. 

After many attempts and hundreds of photographs, I eventually settled on this layout.  What I found exciting about it was the reflections, not only in the mirror but between the objects in the painting.  As you can see, it was created in May, when the peony in the back garden was in full flower.


Size of original: 18" x 24" (46cm x 61cm)

Acrylic on Canvas

Painting Reference Number: 124

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Price of the Original:

£970, US$1,360*, €1,160* (unframed)

Prices of Limited Edition Prints (numbered, signed, unframed):

  • Studio Proof** canvas print (full size); Edition size 25: £260; US$429; €325 + shipping
  • Giclée print*** on 300 gsm paper (full size): Edition size 50: £130; US$215; €163 + shipping
  • Giclée print on 300 gsm paper in 16"x12" (41cm x 30cm) double mount; Edition size 200:£37; US$61; €46 + shipping
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* Prices in US Dollars and Euros are those used by the artist but may vary depending upon the prevailing exchange rates and the method of payment.

** A Studio Proof canvas print is a giclée print on canvas that is hand-embellished by the artist using the same medium as the original painting (usually acrylic), signed, numbered and then coated in 3 layers of UV-resistant varnish. It is then mounted on stretchers ready for framing.

*** Giclée printing is an advanced form of ink jet printing that applies a wide range of coloured inks that are designed to be light-fast for at least 75 years.