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Oranges and Quarter Orange with Ornate Silver Bowl
£825.00Pomegranates on Marble
£825.00Cherries and Ornate Bowl
£825.00Plums in Silver Bowl
£825.00Lemon, Lime And Half Cut Orange
£825.00Two Raspberries And A Blackberry
£825.00Two Strawberries And One Half Cut
£825.00Three Figs
£825.00Apple And Porcelain Bowl
£825.00Lemons And Glass Bowl
£825.00Limes And Silver Bowl
£825.00Mixed Fruit In Glass Bowl
£825.00Peaches And Cut Glass Bowl
£825.00Peaches And Half Peach
£825.00Pears And Porcelain Bowl
£825.00Satsumas And Silver Bowl
£825.00Red Wine And Glass
£895.00White Wine And Glass
£895.00White Wine, Grapes And Glass
£895.00Red Wine, Grapes And Glass
£895.00Orange and Cut Orange on Marble
£825.00Lemon and Cut Lemon on Marble
£825.00Black Cherries and Silver Bowl
£825.00Fig in Silver Bowl on Marble
£825.00Two Bowls and Silver Spoon
£825.00Three Gilded Cups and Spoon
£895.00Gin And Tonic
£825.00Tangerines And Glass Bowl
£825.00Mixed Berries In Cut Glass
£825.00Row Of Peaches On Marble
£895.00Lemons And Limes
£895.00Three Guilded Cups And Spoon
£895.00
About Tony Owens
Tony Owens is a British still life painter whose work is deeply rooted in the traditions of the Dutch Golden Age. Entirely self-taught, Owens has spent over two decades refining a technique that pays homage to the classical masters while asserting a contemporary relevance. His paintings are distinguished by their meticulous composition, dramatic use of light and shadow, and a reverence for the everyday objects they depict.
Owens draws inspiration from 17th-century Dutch painters such as Willem Kalf and Pieter Claesz, embracing their focus on texture, symbolism, and atmosphere. Through careful observation and technical precision, he transforms simple arrangements of fruit, glassware, and ceramics into meditative studies of form and transience.
Born in the United Kingdom in 1973, Owens began painting in his early thirties, developing his skills through disciplined practice and an unwavering commitment to classical methods. Despite his lack of formal training, his work has attracted international attention and now features in a number of respected private and institutional collections around the world.
Tony Owens continues to explore the expressive potential of traditional still life, offering viewers a quiet, contemplative space in which beauty and impermanence coexist.
