Sheep at Quarr Abbey Ruins

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A really great painting.

Posted by Spencer Lambeth-Angell on Tue 18 Oct 21:04:23

A scene I know well - adding the sheep was a good choice, if I may make so bold...

Posted by Robert Jones, NAPA on Tue 18 Oct 21:55:57

That's a superb painting, and congratulations on your winning entry.

Posted by Thalia Stones on Wed 19 Oct 03:50:27

It's really good Murray and a deserved winner.

Posted by Heather Love on Wed 19 Oct 06:26:51

This has a distinctly classical look to it yet you could hardly call it in the old master style. A very well balanced painting.

Posted by Tony Auffret on Wed 19 Oct 08:29:44

A stunning painting brilliantly painted.

Posted by Paul (Dixie) Dean on Wed 19 Oct 08:32:18

A super picture.

Posted by Peter Smith on Wed 19 Oct 12:44:27

A very accomplished painting which definitely appeals to me.

Posted by Diane Boswell on Thu 20 Oct 15:49:05

Hang on Studio Wall

18/10/2022

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This painting in water-mixable oils won the 'Light, Space and Time' Lanscape painting of the year competition in 2019 though it didn't have the sheep in it at that time, I never felt it was finished, it lacked something I finally decided to add the sheep which I had seen there previously. I am happy with it now and bought a beautiful, antique swept 'Baroque' style frame for it which completes it nicely.

For Sale

Price: £800

Picture Size: Canvas 24" x 12" + frame (30" x 18" approx)

About the Artist

Murray Ince

Murray William Cole Ince Murray was born in Newport in 1957. Murray became a furniture maker and designer and therefore was always drawing. Murray took up painting seriously in the early 1990’s, In 1997 he did a teaching qualification and an A level in Art and Design. Murray loves to teach…

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