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Inspiration from Artists Wk 166 Featuring Artists : Shiihashi Kazuko and DJ Hanceri.

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Alan Beresford

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I particularly like the use of the golden yellow she uses in her paintings.  I particularly like the poppies.
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Paul (Dixie) Dean

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Definitely a difficult one to follow , hope Jenny doesn’t mind but I need to be out soon and not one till late . Sorry folks one of my maritime artist , need  to fit one I very now and then . Dennis John Hanceri   1928-2011. Was a British painter and graphic designer, born in London and studied at St Martins School of Art. He was elected a member of the RSMA in 1970 and was also a member of the Wapping Group of Artists. Whilst his main subject is maritime , he did produce landscapes and one still life paintings. Hope you enjoy the artwork.

Norrette Moore

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I like no. 3. Good colours and movement too.

Jenny Harris

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I also like no. 3 for the same reasons as Norrette.
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Lewis Cooper

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I like the second and fifth of Paul’s first posting.  The fifth because I admire the way he’s painted the buildings…something I struggle with.  He’s a perfectly good artist, but I’m not getting that standout factor I’ve had from other artists (like the previous artist in this thread.). This is an entirely personal thing of course, others will disagree.
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Lewis Cooper

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Double post…sorry.

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Paul (Dixie) Dean

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Some more of his paintings , it’s definitely a maritime art thing but I could look at his paintings for hours . I agree some ar3 a bit thin looking but that was very much the style at the time .

Alan Bickley

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I like many of these, in particular the sixth one down of Staithes… simple washes, fabulous!

Tessa Gwynne

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Of your second batch Dixie I like numbers one and five because of the depth of colour achieved.
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Robert Jones, Napa

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I agree with Alan about the Staithes painting - it's one of the most appealing, and very well painted.  In some of the others, there's perhaps more reserve than I typically appreciate, but they all repay longer study - going right back to the top, the 7th one down is particularly interesting.... the yellow touches in the sky particularly.   In terms of value, a quick look at the auction houses suggests that originals of this artist aren't fetching high prices; well - that's an opportunity for some keen collector; because with a bit of promotion to bring him back to public attention, I'd be quite surprised if his prices don't increase over time.  
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Paul (Dixie) Dean

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Next week featuring artists  are: Michael Chevalier and Jack Rigg. I will open the thread as usual on Sunday evening.
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