Crabbing
24" x 30". Wells-next-the-Sea is an attractive port located on the north Norfolk cost in England. Despite its name, the town is actually over a mile inland behind an array of marshes. Its prime location meant that in the late 16th Century, it became the major port for the area, with up to 19 ships trading corn. The town's status as a port carried on well into the early 20th Century, with the impressive Granary being built in 1903. This has now been converted into luxury flats. I visited Wells and the surrounding area with some friends in 2003 and took a number of photographs of the town, including the ones of the children crabbing off the side of the quay, whom I have captured in this painting. Please visit my web site at: www.richardharpum.com. ORIGINAL SOLD. AVAILABLE AS A GICLÉE PRINT ON CANVAS OR PAPER.
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Richard Harpum
Award-winning artist, Richard Harpum, paints mainly with acrylics on canvas or board but also paints watercolour florals. He works in a realist style and pays meticulous attention to detail. Richard's primary areas of focus are landscapes, seascapes and cityscapes but he also paints still…
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