Canal reflections
This painting has been sold
Oil on wood panel 8" x 8"
Oil on wood panel 8" x 8"
posted by Sheila Vaughan at 11:00 AM
Sunday, March 29, 2009
About Me
- Name: Sheila Vaughan
- Location: Stalybridge, Cheshire, United Kingdom
Most paintings are for sale. Please email me (clickable link)if you are interested in a purchase.
Previous Posts
- Canal-side
- Long shadows
- My backyard in snow
- Chimneys in snow
- Rassbottom Brow
- Sheep in snow (II)
- Lock gates
- Looking back
- Tuesday (re-work)
- Snow on Padfield Main Road
13 Comments:
Exquisite!!! Looks like you carried over the attempt not to blend here -- it is WORKING! GORgeous.
Hi Camille, thanks for visiting. Yes, I did try less blending here but I think I might not always feel like doing that with these paintings of Stalybridge. We'll see!
Hi Sheila,
I love this. I like how these little surprise pops of colour appear here and there. I also just love how you paint.
Barbara
Thank you Barbara. It is kind of you to say so.
Lovely simple style you have Sheila, I enjoy looking at your paintings daily, they're a welcome filip 1st thing in the morning! peterganderblogspot.com
Thanks Peter, nice to get a UK visitor!
great to see you doing these gritty factories sheila
needless to say i like the mood and the simple (not easy) way you say things...
They are such evocative things to talk about Rob, I think that's why they draw me to paint them.
Hi Sheila,
There didn't seem to be a place to comment on the painting above, so
I'll just say right here that I love it. I studied it in awe. You are soooo good.
Barbara
Great Picture!
Congratulations!
I like your blog very much!
Thank you Economista - back to your stocks and shares now.
This one has echoes of Cezanne in the paint handling and design. Very fine.
Hi Don. I had to go down to London for the day recently and called in to the Courtald Institute where they have a few Cezanne still lifes and portraits. What a master he was. Those paintings stood out in that room. Although I didn't set out to emulate Cezanne here, if mine only has the faintest of echoes of that for you I am well pleased.
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