A painting on board by British artist Isobel Harvey, executed in acrylic and oil stick. Two Fish forms part of a group of four works titled The Painted Carnival, a series exploring symmetry, presence and natural rhythm through distilled, stylised forms.
The composition centres on paired motifs, arranged with balance and clarity. The surface is built through layered application, combining flat planes of colour with more gestural mark-making. Harvey’s visual language draws on the natural world while maintaining a graphic, almost emblematic quality.
Originally from England and now based in Amsterdam, Harvey is a contemporary artist known for her structured compositions and intuitive approach to surface. Her practice references folk art, printmaking and textile design, situating observed forms within a pared-back, contemporary framework.
Origin: British
Period/Style: Contemporary
Date: 2026
Material: Acrylic and oil stick on board
Dimensions: 50cm height × 40cm width
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A painting on board by British artist Isobel Harvey, executed in acrylic and oil stick. Two Fish forms part of a group of four works titled The Painted Carnival, a series exploring symmetry, presence and natural rhythm through distilled, stylised forms.
The composition centres on paired motifs, arranged with balance and clarity. The surface is built through layered application, combining flat planes of colour with more gestural mark-making. Harvey’s visual language draws on the natural world while maintaining a graphic, almost emblematic quality.
Originally from England and now based in Amsterdam, Harvey is a contemporary artist known for her structured compositions and intuitive approach to surface. Her practice references folk art, printmaking and textile design, situating observed forms within a pared-back, contemporary framework.
Origin: British
Period/Style: Contemporary
Date: 2026
Material: Acrylic and oil stick on board
Dimensions: 50cm height × 40cm width
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