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January Still Lifes

Above: 18th Century Toasting Glass with Scrap of Linen. Oil on 12×9″ wood panel. Rose Strang 2025 Below: Nuit de Noël (Caron/Baccarat). Oil on 12×9″ wood panel. Rose Strang 2026 and 18th Century Toasting Glass with Scrap of Linen. Oil on 12×9″ wood panel. Rose Strang 2025 Two still lifes for the Limetree Gallery‘s upcoming […]


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Winter Still Lifes 2

Above: 18th Century Baluster Wine Glass. Oil on 12 by 9 inch wood. Rose Strang 2025 Today’s still life; an 18th century Baluster wine glass – a type of glass with a heavy stem featuring bulbous patterns. I love those horizontal marks near the top of the glass that show the glass has stretched and […]


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Winter Still Lifes

Above: Red Perfume Bottle with Silver Cap. Oil on 12 by 9 inch wood panel. Rose Strang 2025 This is the first of three winter still lifes I’m painting for the Graystone Gallery in Edinburgh. They’ll be available to buy from around the 10th December, so contact the Graystone Gallery with any queries, they’re super […]


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Winter mood

Above: November II. Oil on 12 by 9 inch wood panel. These are three little winter studies of interiors, a temporary change of scene from landscapes (details below also showing frames) These will be on exhibition at The Lime Tree Gallery, Bristol from November 8th 2025. (Please contact the gallery with any enquiries) I like […]


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The Cairngorms and Braemar

(Above – driving through Glen Shee to Braemar. Photo Rose Strang. All photos below by Rose Strang and Adam Brewster) The more I visit the Cairngorms the more I understand how they pull at the heart. In Nan Shepherd’s words from her poem – Summit of Corrie Etchachan: ” …No vision of the blue world, […]


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