Charles Jamieson

of everyday places. In this radiant landscape, Jamieson places a cluster of pink roses in the foreground, their bold forms and expressive brushwork creating an immediate sense of warmth and abundance.

Beyond the flowers, a sunlit field stretches towards a charming village of red‑roofed houses, set against rolling green hills and a bright blue sky. The simplified shapes, saturated colours and rhythmic arrangement of forms are hallmarks of Jamieson’s distinctive style — a blend of modern clarity and painterly richness that has made his work highly sought after among collectors of Contemporary Scottish PaiAAnting.

The painting’s joyful palette and balanced composition evoke the serenity of rural France while retaining Jamieson’s unmistakable Scottish sensibility. Roses, Frontenas is a superb example of his ability to transform familiar landscapes into scenes filled with harmony, optimism and quiet sophistication.