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  • Three cupcakes with colorful frosting and decorative paper cups on a reflective surface with a knife.Three cupcakes with white frosting and colorful wrappers on a reflective surface, framed in black.
    Tony Owens

    Three Cupcakes - Original

    Three Cupcakes by Tony Owens is an original still-life painting that depicts the delicate textures and colours of these classic sweet treats. Arranged carefully within the composition, the cupcakes are illuminated against a dark background, allowing their soft icing, subtle highlights and rich tones to...
    £825.00
    £825.00
  • Still life painting of blackberries in a silver bowl on a marble surface with a dark background.Framed artwork of blackberries in a silver bowl on a dark background
    Tony Owens

    Blackberries and Bowl - Original

    Pears on Marble by Tony Owens is an original still-life painting that celebrates the natural beauty of freshly picked fruit. A silver bowl brimming with ripe blackberries sits against a dark background, their deep purple tones and glossy highlights carefully rendered to capture the...
    £825.00
    £825.00

Born in the United Kingdom in 1973, Tony Owens began painting in his early thirties, developing his craft through disciplined self-study and a devotion to classical techniques. Despite having no formal training, his work has achieved international recognition and is held in distinguished private and institutional collections around the world.

A British still-life painter, Owens draws deep inspiration from the Dutch Golden Age, particularly the work of 17th-century masters such as Willem Kalf and Pieter Claesz. Over more than two decades, he has refined a technique that honours these classical traditions while bringing them into a contemporary context.

His paintings are celebrated for their meticulous composition, dramatic interplay of light and shadow, and the quiet reverence with which they depict everyday objects. Through precise observation and technical mastery, Owens transforms simple arrangements of fruit, glassware, and ceramics into meditative studies of texture, symbolism, and transience.

Continuing to explore the expressive potential of still life, Tony Owens offers viewers a contemplative space where beauty, impermanence, and the passage of time coexist in perfect harmony.