Inspiration from Artists Week 26 David Dipnell and Walter Langley

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Wow is about all I can say his artwork is absolutely amazing I haven’t found a painting that I don’t like despite looking  at lots of them. I needed to stop myself from clicking on each one here are some of the nine I did pick out .
Watercolour? Wow, would never have thought that. The one where the young Fisherman's wife is being comforted by the old lady has a depth of colour and contrast that I didn't think was achievable with water colour - apologies to watercolourists everywhere.
Russell, that one is oils.  There’s a mix of oils and watercolours in these examples - the watercolours tend to be those with a softer look to them.  Looks like some of those Paul has just posted are also oils.
Well I did think it was Jenny, but an amazingly talented man whatever the medium.
He is so good with both that to be honest I’m unsure if it’s watercolour or oils , I  like them for what they are and how they are painted. Probably in the flesh it will be easier to tell but on line I find it most difficult and I don’t mean that in a negative way. 
A very talented painter, remarkable work, fantastic pick Jenny, what an inspiration. The New Arrival. Oil Old Grace. Oil. The Fishermans Tale. Watercolour. The Vegetable seller. Watercolour. Meditation. Oil. Never Morning Wore to Evening but Some Heart Did Break. Oil.
I've just noticed Old Grace appears to feature in a few of his paintings. I wonder if it was his mother.
Another of his moving watercolours.  ‘But Men must Work and Women must Weep’

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by Jenny Harris

Jenny you certainly chose a superb artist I could look at his work and still find something new every time . A selection of the many that I particularly like. Next weeks artists are Ian Sidaway and Jenny Saville .
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