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On the terrace
Artist's Catalogue No: 1069 Oil on Panel Panel size 55.9 x 76.2 cms N.F.S |
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| Note from the Artist: This is, of course, a commissioned painting, and this is the third version of the subject. The first two, which were the same size but were watercolours, went wrong, largely because of the difficulty of painting portraits in watercolour at this scale. The whole project took a very long time, and the client displayed astonishing patience. I began the sketches for the picture in 1980, but did not start the first watercolour until 1985. This final version, in oils on panel, was not begun until 2005, and was finished in 2011. |
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Rosemary Lane,
Bradford-on-Avon, Wiltshire Artist's Catalogue No: 1058 Watercolour & gouache Image size 16.5 x 12.7 cms Sold |
Note from the Artist: I lived in Bradford-on-Avon for more than twenty years. It is a very pleasant old town with many interesting buildings and several small pedestrian lanes, of which this is one. |
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Bradford-on-Avon, Wiltshire
Artist's Catalogue No: 1057 Watercolour & gouache Image size 16.5 x 12.7 cms Sold |
Note from the Artist: In the twenty years that I lived in Bradford-on-Avon I painted many pictures of the town. This one shows the upstream side of the Town Bridge, from the north bank. The bridge is medieval in origin and still has two 13th century arches, but was largely rebuilt and widened in the 17th century. The structure in the middle is a splendid survival of a medieval bridge chapel, which was later converted to become the town lockup.
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Montalcino, Tuscany, Italy
Artist's Catalogue No: 1056 Watercolour & gouache Image size 24.0 x 34.0 cms Sold |
Note from the Artist: Montalcino is a typical Tuscan hilltop town. It is situated 37 kilometres south of Siena and is home to the famous Brunello wine. The medieval period was a turbulent time in this part of Italy, so the town has a castle and an intact circuit of town walls. |
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