Villa di Mare, 2001
$2,175.00
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The Gallery's Perspective
A warm bustle fills this view of Venice: bright gondolas thread a deep, shimmering canal as sunlit façades rise on either side. The scene feels celebratory — small groups in the boats, striped mooring poles, and fluttering flags create a sense of movement and community. Hallam’s palette pairs rich Mediterranean blues with sun-washed ochres and pops of magenta and red, which makes the water sparkle and the buildings glow against a soft, hazy sky. Brushy, textured marks suggest lively reflections and the quick gestures of rowers without freezing any single moment into stillness. From the closeness of the left-hand architecture to the distant domes, there’s a comfortable sense of being part of the scene, standing on a quay and watching the city slip by. It’s an image that brings color and convivial energy to a room, like a remembered afternoon by the water.
The Artwork
About Grand Canal Venice, 1992
"Grand Canal Venice" is a serigraph on paper created by Kerry Hallam in 1992. From the edition of 500, the artwork is signed 'Kerry Hallam' lower right and annotated lower left. The artwork is framed in a classic gold-tone frame and has a framed size of 40.5 x 49". The artwork ships framed and accompanied by a certificate of authenticity. This work is published by Chalk & Vermilion Fine Arts, an affiliate of Martin Lawrence Galleries, no prior ownership.
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Kerry Hallam's impressionist painting captures the vibrancy of coastal and city life through his distinctive use of light and color. His work merges abstracted realism with the energy of the environment, creating landscapes that feel both lively and serene. Hallam's Mediterranean landscapes, beach scenes, and vibrant cityscapes showcase his mastery of plein air painting, where the atmosphere and dynamic compositions bring each scene to life. With textured brushstrokes and a modern impressionist approach, Hallam's art evokes the essence of the places he depicts, infusing them with a sense of movement and warmth. His colorful art invites viewers into a world where light and color transform everyday moments into timeless pieces of contemporary realism.
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Image copyright © 2026 by Kerry Hallam.
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"Let the heart be free. Being alive, inhale the air. Feel the ocean breeze. Deep blue of boundless ocean and sky. Sun shines over the coast city. Horizon so wide and endless. Always energetic, always dynamic. Not a hint of solitary life here." ” Kerry Hallam
Kerry Hallam is as refreshing and spirited as his paintings. He creates enticing images through bold palettes and captivating compositions. Born in Northern England, Hallam showed early artistic talent when he won a six-year scholarship to London University's Central College of Art. After a formal art education under British master painters Leslie Cole, Patrick Heron and Hans Tisdale, he completed his military service in the prestigious Gurkha brigade in Hong Kong and Malaya. Hallam's talent was further acknowledged when he was selected for inclusion in Britain's Royal Society of Artists in Watercolour.
Through innumerable one-man shows, Kerry Hallam has been honored by galleries around the world having shown at exhibitions in Paris, London, Tokyo, New York, Beverly Hills, Hong Kong, San Francisco and many other cities. His work has been featured in countless newspaper and magazine articles as well as in PBS television specials.
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