Pursuence of truth in nature and the appearance of light as it shifts
through time, has captured the imagination of Enver Larney.

He lives in Australia but constantly travels the world in search of magic to paint IMPRESSIONS OF OUR WORLD.

Like Sisley, van Gogh, Morisot, and those impressionists who regard a painting done in one sitting crucial in capturing the essential "impression", Enver Larney prides himself in this ability.

Unaffected by the fad of time or fashionable influences, Larney remains faithful to the simple craft of impressionism and considers those who exhibited in Paris in 1874 as his peers from another time and place.

 

“The most striking thing about Enver Larney’s paintings - apart from their stunning and captivating beauty - is their similarity to those of Vincent van Gogh. The colours jump at you, but instead of yellow, van Gogh’s famous colour of life, Larney captivates you with blue.”

Bennie Bunsee /Sunday Culture

THE SUNDAY INDEPENDANT NOVEMBER 7 1999 (South Africa)

 

“Yet the painting titled Asseneda, Flanders in Belgium evokes visions of the French masters, so apt are the colours, almost having been lifted out of an historic publication. As they say “It’s the light, you know”

Joerg Anders/Gallery Watch

THE SATURDAY MERCURY MAY 16 1998 (Australia)

 

All works are produced in oil on canvas