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I have not used a lighting setup similar to what you suggest, but here is another thought. I paint in the kind of light that my paintings will ultimately be hung in: that is, standard household lighting augmented by window light, not perfectly even, color corrected light.
If I can get my paintings to look good in everyday household lighting and all the variations that come from the window lighting, then I figure the odds are good that they will look alright in my clients' homes.
The last thing I want is to create a terrific painting under a special lighting setup in my studio and then find that the colors are all wrong when seen under regular household lighting.
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