Wells, Next the sea. (After Edward Wesson).

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Thought it was a Wesson for a minute! Great job Stephen!

Posted by Alan Bickley on Sat 16 Mar 15:47:04

That is superb. Stephen! You have captured Wesson's style so well! Like Alan I had to look twice as I thought it was a Wesson original!!

Posted by David Stevens on Sat 16 Mar 15:53:52

Excellent, Stephen - lovely clear light!

Posted by Anne Fletcher on Sat 16 Mar 16:47:53

This is excellent Steve 👌

Posted by Stephen Hulse on Sat 16 Mar 17:11:07

Many thanks everyone for your very kind and encouraging comments.

Posted by Stephen Slater on Sat 16 Mar 19:23:40

Lovely, Stephen.

Posted by Shirley May on Sat 16 Mar 22:42:38

Many thanks Shirley.

Posted by Stephen Slater on Sat 16 Mar 23:02:42

One of your best I have viewed Stephen. Well done.

Posted by Kal Cavan on Sun 17 Mar 06:54:19

This is very good and I love your figure work

Posted by Heather Love on Sun 17 Mar 07:46:18

Alan's absolutely right there! I thought so too! well captured!

Posted by Thalia Stones on Sun 17 Mar 08:28:26

Superb painting Stephen you have definitely captured the Wesson look . You mentioned two great artist one you have done a superb job of copying the other Ron Ransom to often dismissed but a great artist non the less.

Posted by Paul (Dixie) Dean on Sun 17 Mar 10:01:19

A super painting Stephen. Very well done.

Posted by Spencer Lambeth-Angell on Sun 17 Mar 10:39:15

I like this; you have caught Wesson's spirit.

Posted by Trevor Bendell on Sun 17 Mar 11:12:02

Beautifully painted!

Posted by Lynda Green on Sun 17 Mar 19:52:25

Very many thanks everyone.

Posted by Stephen Slater on Sun 17 Mar 20:30:17

Hang on Studio Wall

16/03/2024

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A quick attempted copy of this well known painting, from the front of Ron Ranson’s book ‘The art of Edward Wesson’.

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Stephen Slater

I am a self taught amateur painter, I mostly paint landscapes in watercolour but I 'dabble' in other mediums from time to time. I really enjoy my art, especially painting outdoors when the weather allows.

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