Path to Crowden (II)
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Oil on hardboard 8" x 8"
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Oil on hardboard 8" x 8"
posted by Sheila Vaughan at 11:31 AM
Friday, June 12, 2009
About Me
- Name: Sheila Vaughan
- Location: United Kingdom
I live in Stalybridge, a small town in the north of England, not far from the city of Manchester but close to the Pennine hills. I have two blogs as part of the daily painters' movement - Stalybridge Paintings and Real Art at Real Prices. There are reciprocal links on both blogs. The price and size of each painting is listed with the work. Please email me if you are interested. I also work on a large scale and am happy to consider commissions. Thank you for visiting!
Previous Posts
- Path to Crowden (I)
- Sailing at Torside
- The house on the hill
- Shining Water
- To the Hills
- Sheep in the meadow
- Canal lock
- Grazing
- Padfield sheep
- An April day on Woodhead Road II
10 Comments:
Hi Sheila. Nice depth and light to this pathway. Great work.
Thanks Gordon, surprisingly difficult these paths in shadow are to do aren't they?
These two paintings are so beautiful. Love your use of light and color. Amazing how different the scene looks with a change of color. Version I is my favorite but only because I love that light greenish yellow. Yummy!
Hi Gwen, yes, it's true. The only difference is a touch more ultramarine in the second painting.
Both of these pine landscapes are intriguing--nice work!
Thank you Don. Much appreciated.
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Thank you Karl!
This is wonderful, very inviting feeling, with those branch shadows falling across the path...
Thanks Jala. Nice of you to comment.
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