Set against the dramatic silhouette of a cool-toned mountain range, “Divers with Blue Mountain” by British artist Dan Parry-Jones features two figures diving into a swimming pool, captured mid-motion near a stylized poolside scene. with a bright orange sky and graphic blue mountain range, the composition balances bold geometry and expressive texture with a tranquil sense of space and suspended energy. Dominated by shades of deep blue, teal, orange and soft sand, the palette evokes a crisp, high-altitude light—suggesting a pool retreat nestled in a mountainous, modernist landscape. As with all of Parry-Jones’s work, surface and memory are central. Built up through layers of acrylic, collage, screen print, and distressed markings, the piece possesses a tactile, weathered quality—like a sun-faded photograph or cherished postcard. Grids and lines intersect with painterly brushwork, giving the artwork an architectural rhythm that echoes the clean lines of mid-century resort design. At once nostalgic and graphic, Divers with Blue Mountain is a striking statement piece for collectors drawn to coastal abstraction, contemporary figurative work, and modern landscape art with cinematic and architectural undertones. It beautifully bridges past and present—ideal for interior spaces with a love for design, mood, and memory. This piece is attributed to the mentioned designer/maker. It has no attribution mark and no official proof of authenticity, however it is well documented in design history. I take full responsibility for any authenticity issues arising from misattribution