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Linda Wilson

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I don’t know why is has mysteriously rotated.  Sorry.

Tessa Gwynne

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Delightful Linda, so I’ve flipped it for you!

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Richard Thorn  

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Linda Wilson

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Many thanks for flipping, Marjorie! Lovely landscapes Jenny!

Jenny Harris

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Ian Sidaway
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Marjorie Firth

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Linda, I can’t take the credit, it was Tessa! Ian Sidaway’s painting is so good!
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Paul (Dixie) Dean

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Jenny you have come up with some great painting they are all superb.
With Sarah, Phil, Ellen, Rose the dentist, and the granddaughter whose name I forget.

Robert Jones, Napa

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Great work on show here -  Richard Thorn and Camille Pisarro, to Ian Sidaway and Linda Wilson, and other wonderful Autumn paintings in between.     Incidentally - subjective view, but I still prefer Pisarro to Monet : sorry  Claude,  but then others will disagree.   I think this has to be my favourite time of year - starting out with the scoffing of blackberries in the hedgerows, to  seeing which of the trees will be the last to lose their leaves: the sycamores and limes seem to be the most durable and of the warmest colour, then the beeches and oaks.... even  a rangy old fig tree out in the garden is looking good, with magpies picking off the remaining figs.  Got to get painting!
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Paul (Dixie) Dean

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For me the master of painting trees is Peder Mork Munsted , his woodland scenes are superb no matter what season he paints , however his autumn colours are just perfect in my humble opinion. I did have to stop myself for selecting far more, to get carried away with his  work .

Sylvia Evans

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 an autumn thingy of mine done an acrylic a couple of years ago some lovely work on here

Alan Bickley

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That’s lovely Sylvia… Another one of my oldies…pen ink watercolour  Kentish Oasts in Autumn 
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Marjorie Firth

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Lovely to see you Sylvia! And nice one Alan.
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