Yellow Book
Unique Original painting 1 of 1
The painting is a wild bouquet of flowers.
This was inspired by the Yellow Book held by Oscar Wilde. Wilde was carrying a copy of Aphrodite by Pierre Louys when he was arrested for indecency with men: a yellow book.
The painting has many hidden meanings which nod to pleasure and nudity.
Sweet Peas flowers symbolize blissful pleasure
The pattern of the cloth has a banana motif
The pile of books includes a yellow book and book on Nudes.
Framed in a white tray frame
The edge of the panel is painted neon orange which gives an effective neon glow to the inner of the white tray frame
42 x 60 panel size
46 x 63.5 cm Frame size
£650
Pam Glew, co-curator of Paxton + Glew, is a mixed media painter. She has shown internationally in solo shows from London to Sydney and has exhibited at Dallas Contemporary and Honolulu Museum of Art. Pam has produced commissions for Armani, MTV, and Microsoft and her work is housed at Saatchi & Saatchi London, Mitsubishi Bank, and in collections worldwide.