This beautiful watercolor painting by Tay Bak Koi captures a group of figures standing on a hilltop, enjoying the shade of a large tree. The lush green foliage and the cool blues and browns create a sense of tranquility and peace.”Figures in a Landscape” is a timeless piece that reminds us of the beauty of nature and the importance of finding moments of peace in our busy lives.

Dimensions 580 × 580 mm
Year 2022
Medium Mixed Media
Categories Collectors' Market, Paintings

Figures in a Landscape

Artist

Dimensions 580 × 580 mm
Year 2022
Medium Mixed Media

$19,750.00

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This beautiful watercolor painting by Tay Bak Koi captures a group of figures standing on a hilltop, enjoying the shade of a large tree. The lush green foliage and the cool blues and browns create a sense of tranquility and peace.”Figures in a Landscape” is a timeless piece that reminds us of the beauty of nature and the importance of finding moments of peace in our busy lives.

Dimensions 580 × 580 mm
Year 2022
Medium Mixed Media
Categories Collectors' Market, Paintings
Tay Bak Koi
Tay Bak Koi

Singapore

Tay Bak Koi is a second-generation artist known for his oil and watercolour portrayals of local scenes. His style combined realism and fantasy, a product of the Nanyang style of blending modernist and Chinese painting. Tay studied at NAFA from 1957 to 1960 under the tutelage of pioneer artists including Georgette Chen and Cheong Soo Pieng. Encouraged by his teachers to venture boldly beyond what was conventional, it was the spirit of experimentation that fuelled and shaped Tay’s artistic practice and his fame as a painter. Tay had held at least 14 solo shows, numerous group exhibitions locally and commissioned works by the Singapore government and corporations in his lifetime. He had exhibited in Southeast Asia, Hong Kong, Japan, Australia, Middle East, Europe and the United States of America. These…