Women In Water - Audrey Hepburn (III), 2025
A hand-signed study for a painting on paper by James Francis Gill.
Pop Art pioneer James Francis Gill explores femininity through the shifting, fluid lens of water in this markedly intimate and expressive series.
Using a luminous palette and layered brushwork, Gill paints with beautifully saturated shades of blue to create reflections and distortions that are both photorealistic and atmospheric.
Capturing an intimate close-up of fashion and film icon Audrey Hepburn in a sunlit blue pool, Gill encourages us to consider the star through a lens of vulnerability, liberation and quiet intensity.
Find out more about the Women in Water collection here.
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Women In Water - Audrey Hepburn (III), 2025
A hand-signed study for a painting on paper by James Francis Gill.
Pop Art pioneer James Francis Gill explores femininity through the shifting, fluid lens of water in this markedly intimate and expressive series.
Using a luminous palette and layered brushwork, Gill paints with beautifully saturated shades of blue to create reflections and distortions that are both photorealistic and atmospheric.
Capturing an intimate close-up of fashion and film icon Audrey Hepburn in a sunlit blue pool, Gill encourages us to consider the star through a lens of vulnerability, liberation and quiet intensity.
Find out more about the Women in Water collection here.
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A hand-signed study for a painting on paper by James Francis Gill.
Pop Art pioneer James Francis Gill explores femininity through the shifting, fluid lens of water in this markedly intimate and expressive series.
Using a luminous palette and layered brushwork, Gill paints with beautifully saturated shades of blue to create reflections and distortions that are both photorealistic and atmospheric.
Capturing an intimate close-up of fashion and film icon Audrey Hepburn in a sunlit blue pool, Gill encourages us to consider the star through a lens of vulnerability, liberation and quiet intensity.
Find out more about the Women in Water collection here.
