Dimensions: 46 × 31 cm
This vibrant original oil painting by Paul Mount captures the architectural charm of Atrani — a historic coastal town along Italy’s Amalfi Coast. With its bold geometric forms, layered structures, and harmonious palette of blues, ochres, and soft pastels, the composition blends realism with modernist abstraction. The clock tower, arches, and sunlit façades evoke a strong sense of place, while Mount’s clean lines and simplified shapes reflect his sculptural sensibility.
Beautifully presented in a solid white frame, this piece brings Mediterranean warmth and mid-century sophistication to any interior.
About the Artist – Paul Mount (1922–2009)
Paul Mount was a highly regarded British sculptor and painter, celebrated for his elegant modernist style. He studied at the Royal College of Art and later became an influential educator and a key figure in British abstract art. Mount worked extensively in both two and three dimensions, with his paintings often echoing the structural rhythm and balance found in his sculpture.
His work has been exhibited widely in the UK and internationally, and is represented in private collections and public institutions.
Dimensions: 46 × 31 cm
This vibrant original oil painting by Paul Mount captures the architectural charm of Atrani — a historic coastal town along Italy’s Amalfi Coast. With its bold geometric forms, layered structures, and harmonious palette of blues, ochres, and soft pastels, the composition blends realism with modernist abstraction. The clock tower, arches, and sunlit façades evoke a strong sense of place, while Mount’s clean lines and simplified shapes reflect his sculptural sensibility.
Beautifully presented in a solid white frame, this piece brings Mediterranean warmth and mid-century sophistication to any interior.
About the Artist – Paul Mount (1922–2009)
Paul Mount was a highly regarded British sculptor and painter, celebrated for his elegant modernist style. He studied at the Royal College of Art and later became an influential educator and a key figure in British abstract art. Mount worked extensively in both two and three dimensions, with his paintings often echoing the structural rhythm and balance found in his sculpture.
His work has been exhibited widely in the UK and internationally, and is represented in private collections and public institutions.
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