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Over thirty years recording the rural scene in water colours
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More Practice Needed?
‘First Practice’ one of the paintings from my Childhood Days series was based on my childhood when we lived at Hitchin in Hertfordshire. At the end of our road was the playing field for a school the other side of town … Continue reading
Test Match Special ?
Childhood Days 3 This painting is entitled ‘Not Out’ or possibly reading between the lines ‘If you say it’s out I am going home and it’s my bat’ It was inspired by the fact that when I was a wee lad next … Continue reading
Childhood Days 2
Weather like this I really should get the bike out. If only all the roads weren’t uphill from here. Uphill ,one of the paintings from my Childhood days series,once sold on many thousands of … Continue reading
Childhood Days 1
Does anyone remember those days when you could go off for the day on your bike with a few biscuits and a bottle of Tizer and provided you were back home for tea nobody worried? … Continue reading
