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Corinne Lewis
Tea For Three
Oil on Linen
My works often depict birds associating with gracefully dressed women heightening the perception of beauty . Tea For Three plays with the idea of bird and female sharing so many commonalities, in terms of exotic beauty, grace, gentility and sensitivity, that they become interwoven into a divine expression of the feminine. My subject is Amelie, oblivious to the playful interaction between Vonnegut and Schiele as she daydreams in the afternoon light. Anne Smerdon's parrots posed for my as they have many times before.
Size: 70 × 100 cm
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About Corinne Lewis
Corinne Lewis has been a full time artist and exhibited for over twenty years in Brisbane, Melbourne, Perth and the Gold Coast. Lewis was a finalist in the Portia Geach Memorial Award with her portrait of Anne Smerdon and more recently the Tweed Regional Gallery acquired her portrait of Susi Muddiman OAM. The female figure dominates her oil paintings always adorned in luxurious fabrics. Lewis styles her subjects in her extensive collection of vintage clothing so that each painting is her original creation. She is represented by Anthea Polson Gallery, Gold Coast, Manyung Gallery and Jackman Gallery, Melbourne.
