Other images from the OILS AND WATERCOLOURS by Rupert Cordeux
3 comments so far...
1.
Julie Bird
17 Oct 2009 12:46
wow. from a distance this jug so real before I enlarged it I thought it was a photograph.
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Andrea Naylor
18 Oct 2009 21:20
Its true, this truly does look so real before you enlarge it. The nice thing is, its still as beautiful when its enlarged - I love the colours in this painting.
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Susie Dove
01 Nov 2009 11:56
I'm not usually a big fan of oils but always admire people who can paint "metals". Wonderful.
Painting his beach scenes in oils, in the Western Isles or the Caribbean, Robert Kelsey aims to give the viewer the sense of sharing his experience of the subject
_200845.jpg "Air Museum")
_194940.jpg "Roses in Tredington. Warwickshire")
_193058.jpg "Cottages in Tredington")
_193053.jpg "fForget-me-nots in Ebrington Churchyard")
_179059.jpg "Wet Tea Towel Sticking to a Sheet on a Washing Line")
.jpg "Air Museum")
.jpg "Roses in Tredington. Warwickshire")
.jpg "Cottages in Tredington")
.jpg "fForget-me-nots in Ebrington Churchyard")
.jpg "Wet Tea Towel Sticking to a Sheet on a Washing Line")
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1.
Julie Bird
17 Oct 2009 12:46
wow. from a distance this jug so real before I enlarged it I thought it was a photograph.
2.
Andrea Naylor
18 Oct 2009 21:20
Its true, this truly does look so real before you enlarge it. The nice thing is, its still as beautiful when its enlarged - I love the colours in this painting.
3.
Susie Dove
01 Nov 2009 11:56
I'm not usually a big fan of oils but always admire people who can paint "metals". Wonderful.