an connigar dungarvan

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Lovely loose painting Peter,. Muted colours and the figures give it added interest. Nice work.

Posted by Jim Morris on Thu 01 Jun 10:24:09

I travelled around Ireland some time ago. Every corner of it has something beautiful. This is very atmospheric. The figures give it scale. Nice work.

Posted on Thu 01 Jun 10:48:17

Lovely watercolour, Peter, Nobody really knows the Co Waterford coast but its full of the interest you've painted so well here

Posted by Willie Drea on Thu 01 Jun 16:30:59

Beautiful expansive water colour.

Posted by Shirley May on Thu 01 Jun 17:41:30

Lovely watercolour technique displayed here Peter.

Posted by Stephen Slater on Thu 01 Jun 22:57:54

Lovely loose watercolour, Peter.

Posted by Cesare Romano on Sat 03 Jun 16:28:21

Like it - fresh and free

Posted by Maureen Sherman on Sat 03 Jun 21:17:55

Thankyou all for your favourable comments.I have a confession to make.The figures on the right aren't actually people but large timbers to prevent longshore drift coastal erosion.They drifted (leaked) on the damp paper and ended up looking more like figures.

Posted by Peter Buchanan on Sat 10 Jun 13:48:37

Hang on Studio Wall

01/06/2017

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an connigar(gaelic for rabbit warren),a sand bar which runs for a couple of miles out across the bay.One of my favourite places.A place I have camped on and walked many times.

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Peter Buchanan

Hi, I'm Peter and I paint with watercolours. I have always loved the outdoors and I like to try to paint my favourite landscape and seascape scenery using watercolours. I always feel that painting is a journey and that I make progress steadily but not rapidly and that my best paintings are yet to…

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