Eva M.V. Hewitt
Works
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Current State of Heart, 2025£ 1,291.00 -
Doves in Madrid, 2025£ 787.00 Sold
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Dreamcoat, 2025£ 866.00
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First Swimming Lesson, 2025£ 3,633.00
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First Swimming Lesson, 2025£ 165.00
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Fit of Rage, 2025£ 4,169.00
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Just Getting Started, 2025£ 4,169.00
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On This Rock, 2025£ 3,552.00
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Per Ardua ad Astra (Through Adversity to the Stars), 2025£ 150.00
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Preparatory drawing for ‘First Swimming Lesson’, 2025£ 473.00
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Risen Conquering Son II, 2025£ 350.00
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Ruminations of Your Mind, 2025£ 2,216.00
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Saints in Cinema Seats, 2025£ 4,581.00
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Self-Portrait with Red Lips, 2025£ 875.00
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St. Joesph The Worker with The Dead Christ, 2025£ 1,254.00
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Field of Blood, 2024£ 2,219.00
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Preparatory study for ‘The Drowning of Sorrows’, 2024£ 1,163.00
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The Drowning of Sorrows, 2024£ 2,439.00
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Saints in Cinema Seats, 2023£ 165.00
Overview
St. Joesph The Worker with The Dead Christ, 2025
Where the earthly meets the ethereal.
Influenced by Salvador Dalí, Tamara de Lempicka, and Gerard M. Burns, Eva’s paintings are a fusion of narrative-driven surrealism and layered textures.
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Biography
Eva M.V. Hewitt (b. 2001) is an award-winning Fine Artist based in Glasgow. Eva’s practice explores the tension between earthly and ethereal elements, creating detailed figurative compositions. With residencies at The Prado Museum, Madrid, and accolades like The Richard Ford Award, she is fast becoming a name to watch in contemporary Scottish art.
Having achieved both her Undergraduate and Master’s Fine Art degrees at The Glasgow School of Art, she was an artist in residence at The Prado Museum, Madrid in Autumn 2024, before winning The Richard Ford Award. Additional accolades include The Steven Campbell Hunt Medal 2023 for “Poetic Creativity”.
Hewitt has curated two successful solo exhibitions to date, with her work selling internationally. Hewitt cites Salvador Dali, Tamara De Lempicka and Gerard M. Burns as influential artists in her practice.
Hewitt is a proud member of the inaugural cohort of The Scottish Contemporary Collective – a pioneering initiative providing a platform for Scottish artists. Following the official launch of the collective in Tighnabruaich Gallery in Summer 2025, the artists will be tutored and guided by a wide variety of experienced mentors. This will develop and strengthen their professional practice, providing them with the skillset required for commercial success.