Glastonbury Glampers, a painting by Natalie Dyer commissioned by a UK gallery, five friends in festival gumboots with champagne, one in a Union Jack dress
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Glastonbury Glampers

One of three paintings commissioned for a gallery in the United Kingdom, for them to sell and to release as their own limited edition series. Galleries usually take work on consignment, so to be commissioned and paid up front was unusual.

All three were in honour of large named events and places that Britain greatly values: the Glastonbury festival, the Formula One, and Ladies Day at Royal Ascot.

This one is Glastonbury, so it had to be gumboots. Every pair different, spotted and striped and flag topped, Hunter wellies the way they always are in that field. The girl in the middle is wearing the national flag itself. There is champagne of course, and the big letters standing behind them.

The others in the series
The third in the series
Angels of Ascot, the third painting by Natalie Dyer for the UK gallery, five women in hats at the rail on Ladies Day with the horses going past

Angels of Ascot, painted for Ladies Day. Fashion, hats and horses, champagne and cocktails, and the unmistakable Royal Ascot architecture beyond them.

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