Tennis artwork

Rothko is in the court 🎾 This past holiday we went to Paris to see the Mark Rothko exhibition at the Louis Vuitton Foundation. Finally seeing all his work in person was phenomenal and I was trying to figure out what his abstract artworks could look like if they were representations of the real world. 🗼 The best I could come up with was a tennis court. The only thing was that none of his artworks were purely green and they definitely did not have tennis players on them… so I made this one…

Retro style tennis racket and ball by Sean Gladwell

I used Color, Specified by the Pantone Color of the Year, Greenery

Centre of Attention My first tennis artwork ‘Rothcourt’ was merely a warmup for what was to be an artwork inspired by the grass court of Wimbledon. My grandmother loved watching tennis and I recall sitting next to her on her leather couch watching Wimbledon every year. Seeing Sharapova, Williams, Djokovic and Federer play was always a highlight. They were her favourite players and therefore automatically mine as well. If you look closely, the ball is at its peak, waiting to fall back for…

All of our artwork is printed on thick 310g museum-grade, fine art archival paper. Our prints are meticulously crafted with attention to detail and precision at every stage. We take pride in delivering artistry that not only decorates but elevates your living space. We hope your purchase brings color and life to your home!

Quentin grew up on a beach in the south of France, where he started out drawing simple silhouettes in the sand. His journey as an artist took him to Paris, but those summer vibes of his childhood by the sea have never left his work, and in time he returned to the sea too.

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People playing tennis illustration, sports, tennis racket, sunny drawing, people illustrated

tennis poster

Centre of Attention My first tennis artwork ‘Rothcourt’ was merely a warmup for what was to be an artwork inspired by the grass court of Wimbledon. My grandmother loved watching tennis and I recall sitting next to her on her leather couch watching Wimbledon every year. Seeing Sharapova, Williams, Djokovic and Federer play was always a highlight. They were her favourite players and therefore automatically mine as well. If you look closely, the ball is at its peak, waiting to fall back for…