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  Carmen Fyfe Art Works

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Terms and Arch of Notre Dame du Grace, Cotignac

43X40cm in antique gilt frame: 950€

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Chapelle St Martin, Cotignac as above

Cigale and Roman Pin: 37X28cm framed: 500€

Anemones and Axe: 53X42cm framed 1100€

Available works have prices listed, others have been sold but may be available to buy as mounted prints.  To commission a work: landscape, still life, allegory or portrait please email carmenfyfe@icloud.com

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Chateau Grimard 54X42cm

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View of le rocher, Cotignac from the theatre:42X53cm framed: 900€

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Papillon et la Roue - allegory 2 - oil on canvas 70X80cm framed 1700€

Pansies - after Stuart Park                    

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Pink Rose - allegory 3: 64X54cm insert wooden frame: 1200€

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View of Cotignac from the terrace at le Rocher

Montagne de la Loube: oil on linen board 30X40 cm

Ecossaise en Provence 3: oil on board, 32X46cm

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Devon Landscape: 30X30cm oil on linen board

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West Glenshinnoch, Bishopton: childhood home

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Cinquante et Un, Apres Midi - à la louange de amour: 40X30cm oil on canvas. 

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Pink Sarong - allegory: 30X40cm oil on canvas, framed in a shabby antique gilt frame 1400€

Cabanon Sara: Oil on canvas

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  Rue Arnaud de Cotignac:

oil on linen board 20X30cm

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le petit atelier du Rocher 2021

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Cream Roses 2: 42X37cm in lovely Arts and Crafts dark oak frame: 850€

'Hyacinth Girl' 70X60cm framed. 2022-24 Refers to passage in The Waste Land, TS Eliot 1922.  The poem was written in response to WW1 and subsequent flu pandemic.  This work was started in the centenary year of the poem in response to Covid pandemic and Russian invasion of Ukraine.  

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