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Waddesdon Grotesque

Andrew Roles

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Lovely stuff. Great to see his interpretation of , Dylan Thomas’ cottage in Laugharne, Tenby and Cardiff bay. The palette also reminds me of Kyffin Williams. Thanks for the intro Paul.

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Paul (Dixie) Dean

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I’m pleased that his work is being appreciated , as the others that suggest artist for the thread would probably say , it’s really rewarding when you pick one out that get a good response. I enjoy researching and trying to find artists that aren’t always well know , like a lot of you guys I have no formal art training and did not until recently really study artists work so closely.  I have learnt so much and have certainly broadened my understanding and views . I don’t get that many bright ideas but this certainly was one of my best , well for me anyway and it’s a free art education. 
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Helen Martell

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An interesting artist indeed. I like his particular style. As others have mentioned - not overly keen on the vertical lines - but they work better in some pieces than they do in others.

Tessa Gwynne

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I’ve had another browse through his paintings and find that those mainly vertical lines don’t offend as much as I thought at first! They are mostly continuation of lines of his buildings etc and do make sense. Denise is right in her comments and I think it’s part of his design style.  Super choice. The more I look the more I like.
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