Low Sun on a Calm Evening reveals a softer, more dreamlike side to Potter’s work, distinguished by its beautiful palette of glowing pinks, warm apricots and muted oranges. Unlike the more dramatic, weather-driven beachscapes within the collection, this painting feels tranquil and almost ethereal, bathed in the gentle light of the setting sun. The luminous reflections dancing across the wet sand and water create a sense of stillness and calm, while the hazy atmosphere and softened forms give the scene an almost imagined quality, as though caught between memory and dream. Georgina’s expressive brushwork captures the fleeting magic of evening light with remarkable sensitivity, making this work both atmospheric and deeply evocative.