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Original paintings gallery. This includes sold and archived works and available paintings. Individual details are beneath each work. Prices do not include shipping and unless stated otherwise do not include frame or hanging fixtures. Please make sure that when purchasing work you have measured your space correctly as this will avoid disappointment. If you have any questions regarding individual works please contact us here at hello@rebeccafindlay.com . We will be happy to help.
The Beyond, 2026, Oil & acrylic painting on canvas board, 9.45 x11.81”
Painting inspired by photograph by Menno Schaefer at WRF
On display at the Rose Paterson Gallery,Weston Park, Shifnal
The Beyond captures a red fox in quiet profile, his gaze cast downward and away — not distracted, but contemplative, as though his thoughts reach somewhere we cannot follow. The fur is wild and windswept, richly textured in deep auburn and burnt sienna, yet the overall feeling is one of stillness. Behind him, the background dissolves into soft, cool blues and warm golds — painterly and atmospheric, giving the whole piece an almost dreamlike quality. There is something ancient and knowing in that amber eye. He is here, and yet somewhere else entirely.
SOLD
Poised, 2026, Oil & Acrylic on Canvas, unframed dimensions, 33.2cm x 23.5cm
Currently on display at the Rose Patterson Gallery, Weston Park, Shifnal as part of the Association of Animal Artists Spring exhibition
Poised presents a brown hare in a moment of absolute stillness — alert, upright, and entirely present. Those tall, dark-tipped ears reach skyward with an almost regal quality, every detail rendered with quiet precision. The warm russet and amber tones of the fur glow against a soft, luminous background of cool lavender and golden ochre, the brushwork loose and atmospheric where the hare is exquisitely detailed. One eye meets us directly, wide and bright — watchful, but unafraid. There is a breath-held quality to this painting, the sense of a creature perfectly balanced between stillness and flight, caught in a single, suspended moment.
Rainbow Zebras, 2026, Acrylic painting on canvas board, 9.45 x11.81”
Painting inspired by photograph at WRF
Rainbow Zebras is a fun explosion of colour and pattern. What could have been monochrome becomes something entirely alive — the stripes ripple with warm yellows, burnt oranges, and bold pinks, the bodies almost merging into one abstract tapestry of line and light. The sweeping blue sky behind them crackles with energy, brushstrokes radiating outward like a burst of electricity. Yet at the heart of it all is something tender — a resting head, a gentle closeness. Bold and luminous, Rainbow Zebras celebrates the extraordinary hidden within the familiar.
350 (unframed)
Title to be Confirmed, 2026, Oil & Acrylic on Canvas
The painting depicts a clouded leopard emerging from the shadows, her gaze lifted upward with quiet but unmistakable intention. The world around her is one of deep contrast — dark, sweeping strokes of charcoal and warm amber suggesting dense forest, light cutting through in diagonal shafts like something offered rather than found. Her markings are rendered with detailed precision, every rosette and stripe luminous against the darkness. There is a sense of longing here, or perhaps simply of knowing — a creature drawn instinctively, inevitably, towards something brighter.
Hope, 2023, Acrylic on Canvas texture paper , 16.5 x 11.7”
Inspired by Emmanuel Keller’s original photography. The cheetah’s backdrop was altered to resemble that of a setting sun because I wanted to create a visual reminder of the fragility of our natural world and the urgency to protect endangered species. The fading light of the sun is emblematic in a way of the fading hope for the cheetah’s future. However, the painting is one of hope because we still have time to safeguard the beautiful animals with whom we share the planet. Exhibited at Exhibition Wildlife Art and featured in Wild Heart Gallery’s Masters of Wildlife Art 2023 International Juried Art Exhibition Best in Category for Painting
£750 SOLD at Exhibition Wildlife Art
Underdog, 2022, Acrylic & tea on Canvas texture paper , 11.7 x 16.5”
This strong, impactful artwork was inspired by the African Painted Dog, with the red, more expressive marks being indicative of the amount of bloodshed that is happening leading to their endangered status. For example, with human traps, diseases, and road accidents, as people occupy the Painted Dog’s habitat. As featured in Wild Heart Gallery’s first Annual Animal Portraiture Online Exhibition- Best Wild Animal Portrait & Overall Runner Up
The Shadow Path, 2025, Oil and acrylic on superfine canvas,19.7×15.7×0.98”,
Inspired by Dotty Weber’s original photography. The Shadow Path presents a grey wolf in close, commanding portrait — and yet for all his power, there is something deeply reflective in his gaze. Those amber eyes burn with an inner light, direct and unwavering, drawing you in before you have a chance to look away.
£895~ SOLD at Exhibition Wildlife Art
The Conversation, 2025, Oil & acrylic painting on linen canvas, 11.8×19.7×0.98”
Image inspired by Raymond Purkiss photograph.
Soul Space, Oil & acrylic painting on canvas board, 9.45 x11.81”
Image inspired by Raymond Purkiss photograph.
Bird of Peace, 2023, Acrylic on box canvas, 25.4 x 25.4 x 4.5 cm Painting featuring a lilac-breasted roller inspired by original photography from wildlifereferencephotosforartists.
£395 SOLD
Forest Guardian, 2025,
Oil & acrylic on box canvas,15.7×15.7×1.7”, inspired by photography by Edwin Butter,
£750 (SOLD at Association of Animal Artists Autumn Exhibition with a percentage of sale going towards Wild Welfare)
Forest Secret, 2024, Acrylic on canvas effect paper, 16.5x 11.7” . Painting featuring a clouded leopard inspired by original photography by Cloudtailthesnowleopard. Painting features a wonderful sense of movement and dramatic light / pose. Recipient of a Special Merit Award in Art & Color 365 Animal Art 2024 Competition & Category Winner for Into the Wild Category in Association of Animal Artists Autumn 2024 exhibition.
£695 SOLD
After the Rain, 2025, Oil and acrylic on superfine canvas, 12x18x1.26”, inspired by photography by Hollie Gordon
£695~ SOLD at Exhibition Wildlife Art
Courage, 2025,Oil & acrylic on superfine box canvas, 12.45x 18.68×1.2” , inspired be photography of an Amur tiger cub by Stephanie Swayne
£695, SOLD at Exhibition Wildlife Art
Summer Reverie, 2023, Acrylic on Canvas texture paper, “16.1 x 11.7”
This artwork was inspired by photography by Menno Schaefer. In particular, it produces feelings of warmth and invokes the laziness of a warm and hazy Summer’s day, which was the inspiration for the title.
SOLD
Aura, 2023, Acrylic on canvas texture paper. 11.7 x 16.5” . Ethereal painting featuring a Sumatran tigress inspired by original photography by Joey Meijer @wildlife reference photos. The tiger has a very serene, calming presence amplified by the surrounding Turquoise/ green aura. As featured in Wild Heart Gallery’s Masters of Wildlife Art 2023 Juried International Art Exhibition, ‘Overall Honourable Mention’
Little Visitor, 2025, Oil & acrylic painting on canvas board, 9.45 x11.81”
Image inspired by photograph by David Tyrer
Anima II, 2023, Acrylic & watercolour pencil on acrylic paper, 29.7 x 31.8cm, £125
Vulnerability in Strength, 2023 Acrylic & watercolour pencil on Watercolour paper ,”11.7 x 16.5”
This artwork was selected as a Sketch for Survival Wildlife 100 Finalist artwork and exhibited at Dundas Street Gallery, Edinburgh and OXO Gallery, Southbank London. It was auctioned in November to raise funds for Explorers Against Extinction projects.
Pastel Mountains, 2019, Pastel on Pastel Paper, 21.0 x 29.7 cm, £125 SOLD
Inspired by local viewpoint
The Feast, 2013,Oil & Acrylic on Hand Stretched Box Canvas, 60 x 60 cm, £295 SOLD
Another Beauty, 2013, Oil & Acrylic on Hand Stretched Box Canvas, 100 x 100 cm, £450 SOLD
Blue Sky, 2014, Oil & Acrylic on Hand Stretched Box Canvas, 100x120cm, ARCHIVED (not for sale)
Summer Fox, 2022, Acrylic and mixed media on flat canvas panel, 40 x 40 cm
Inspired by the colours and feelings of Summer. This piece incorporates paper colllage elements and there is also use of gold paint which gives a magical ‘sparkle’ effect when it catches the light. On a personal level, this piece was created during a time of unbalance in the artist’s life. The fox’s gaze provides a focus point with the intention of steadying and absorbing the viewer.
£395 SOLD (with art for rhinos 10% donation to the uMkhuze Game Reserve). For more information about the reserve: @savetherhinointernational @ezemvelokznwildlife
Before the Flight, 2022, Acrylic on flat canvas panel, 40 x 40 cm,
Not currently for sale
This vibrant, playful piece uses intuitive and expressive colour and mark making to create a work with lots of energy that will make real impact wherever it is placed. It’s all about the excitement (and fear) we feel before making a bold move or following a new direction in our life and making that leap into the unknown.
Another Beauty II, 2021, Oil & Acrylic on Hand Stretched Box Canvas, 81.2 x 81.7 X 3.7 cm, Not currently for sale
This piece was inspired by the colours of the beautiful blue throated Macaw which is an endangered species and hunted for its feathers in its native Bolivia.
Emerging Beauty, 2022, Oil & Acrylic on Hand Stretched Box Canvas, 81.3 x 61.7 x 3.8 cm,
Not currently for sale.
This piece uses intuitive and expressive colour and mark making to create a work that will add beauty to your space
Flamingoes, 2014, Oil & Acrylic on Hand Stretched Box Canvas, 100x120cm, £1000 SOLD
Inspired by artist’s own images of Lake Natron- a salt lake in the north Ngorongoro District of the Arusha Region in Tanzania.
A New Strength, 2022, Acrylic & Watercolour Pencil on Watercolour Paper, 29.7 x 42 cm, £450 SOLD
The initial inspiration for this piece was the mix of vulnerability and strength in the tiger’s gaze. So often we think of a tiger in terms of strength but they are of course endangered. This work has very special meaning for the artist as it was painting during a very personally challenging time. The painting became a symbol of determination. We can still be strong whilst possessing qualities that make us vulnerable.
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