Mother’s Day gifts - original paintings for Sunday May 8

 

Mother’s Day is coming up!

Mother’s Day is a time to celebrate the many mothers, grandmas and mothers-to-be up and down the country who devote so much of their time and energy to making sure their families are happy, healthy, loved and inspired.

In this blog post we bring you a selection of paintings we think would make beautiful presents for these special women and we hear from the artists themselves as to why an original painting makes such a great gift.

Mellieha Church Square by Andrew Smith

Mellieha Church Square by Andrew Smith

Original art as the perfect gift

An original painting can make for a beautiful gift for Mother’s Day or for any special occasion which requires a personal touch.

According to local painter Natasha Dadush, original art is a timeless present.

“I would really cherish any piece of art I received as a gift because it is a thing of beauty and emotion.”

“Art is timeless. I would really cherish any piece of art I received as a gift.”

Wildflowers by Natasha Dadush

Wildflowers by Natasha Dadush

According to local painter Vania Goshe, an original painting makes a good Mother's day present, because it is unique.

“She will look at it on the wall and always remember the moment and the emotion when she received it and that will warm her heart.”

Bring Nature Home by Vania Goshe

Bring Nature Home by Vania Goshe

According to British-Maltese plein-air artist Andrew Smith, nothing makes a home a happy place like an original painting.

“It’s something which the family can hold dear.”

Delimara After Sunset by Andrew Smith

Delimara After Sunset by Andrew Smith

“It could be a special place of origin, a holiday location, an item relating to the family's heritage or something closer to nature like gardens, flowers or forests.”

Sunrise, Salini Bay, Qawra by Andrew Smith

Sunrise, Salini Bay, Qawra by Andrew Smith

For plein-air painter Debbie Bonello, an original painting is a gift which has prestige.

“It represents someone’s dedication, passion, creativity, time and commitment.”

Present and Future 2021 by Debbie Bonello

Present and Future 2021 by Debbie Bonello

Maltese artist Jo Dounis explains that original art provokes strong emotions in the viewer.

“Sharing art with someone strengthens a bond with that person on a deeply personal level, even more so if that person holds a special place in your heart.”

Regeneration by Jo Dounis

Regeneration by Jo Dounis

According to Gozitan landscape painter Christopher Saliba an original painting makes a good gift since it is “a unique form of expression which the new owner can relate or bond with.”

The Citadel by Christopher Saliba

The Citadel by Christopher Saliba

“When you give a work of art as a gift you can rest assured that you're giving a unique piece,” says Maltese artist Mark Schembri. “The artist can't paint another one exactly the same. There is no mass production or soulless industrial gadgetry involved, just an artist's talent and soul translated into an original image.”

Cottonera by Mark Schembri

Cottonera by Mark Schembri

American artist Marianne Ogden says “Flowers are lovely, but an original painting is much more personal and becomes more precious over the years.”

Barrakka Arch by Marianne Ogden

Barrakka Arch by Marianne Ogden

Order in time for Mother’s Day

The paintings featured in this blog post, along with many others, are available through the Allura Art gallery. There is still time before Mother’s Day to order and either collect the artwork in person or have it delivered locally.

Artwork is available at studio prices and can also be shipped overseas. Please be advised that paintings are indicated as either framed or unframed.

To view artwork according to budget, visit the search by price page.

For news and updates from Allura, follow the Allura Art blog, join the mailing list or follow Allura on Facebook.

Fountain Blue by Marianne Ogden

Fountain Blue by Marianne Ogden

Finally, in case you’re new to Allura Art…

About the Allura Art Collection

The Allura Art Collection is an evolving, curated collection of original paintings, by more than a dozen contemporary painters based in Malta and Gozo. The Allura Art website features pieces in a variety of genres, styles and sizes to suit home, office or commercial interiors. Original paintings also make beautiful and unique gifts, and the search by price page makes it easy to browse according to your budget.

The Allura Art collection is regularly updated with new artwork and new artists. To receive updates by email, join our mailing list.


About the Allura Art advisory service

Allura Art also offers an advisory service, which serves commercial and residential property owners, as well as architects and designers, either seeking direction, or looking to commission a bespoke series or site-specific piece.

Whether residential or commercial, Allura can source, commission or design individual pieces or curate a selection tailored to an interior design scheme.

Allura also welcomes professional relationships with architects and designers as well as contact from other interested parties.

About Allura Art

Allura Art deals only in genuine and authenticated originals which are sourced directly from reputable living painters. We offer original fine art at studio prices with secure online payment and safe shipping internationally or local delivery throughout Malta and Gozo. Visit the Allura Art website or find Allura on Facebook or Instagram at @allura_malta. Contact Allura at info@allura.mt or +356 99583389.

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Laura Swale

Laura is a visual artist, writer and entrepreneur from the UK, with a background in arts education, cultural event-planning and curatorial work. She is the founder of Allura, a multi-award-winning arts organisation based in Malta, established to showcase creative talent and bring it to a global audience. Laura writes visual Arts and cultural content for the Times of Malta and the Malta Independent, she is a judge on the panels of several art prizes and a regular guest speaker at the University of Malta. Formerly a secondary school art teacher and head of department of fifteen years, she is also a practising artist, regularly exhibiting and selling her work.

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