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Jenny Harris

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Hadn’t seen his work before - as has been said, a very versatile artist with a wide range of styles and subjects. 

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Tessa Gwynne

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I  I think his figures are superb, such great observation and a little quirky. I can see in his work the influence of Bawden and Nash both of whom I like. I could choose more but will let someone else have a dip!

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Paul (Dixie) Dean

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Some superb artwork posted . From me some of his excellent maritime paintings and superb architectural sketch / drawing . Second time of posting as the original was lost in hyperspace or  I just didn’t hit the correct button.
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Andrew Roles

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Great finds Paul, I'd not seen the maritime pics.  Here's a couple of nice landscapes I found:
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Lewis Cooper

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Some great choices above.  The more I look at his work, the more varied it becomes.  In those chosen by Paul and Andrew I would happily believe three different artists were involved.  I admire the ability to do this.  I particularly like the first of the 'KETCH' paintings above.

Tessa Gwynne

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I found this from a book of Edward Thomas poems, which I really like. Then a couple of designs which are very familiar. Perhaps not “art” but simple and eye catching. And one which made me chuckle.
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Paul (Dixie) Dean

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As a few of you will know I just love trees and I  certainly love his trees .
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Paul (Dixie) Dean

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Next weeks  featuring artists are : Nina Scott Langley and Agnus Martin , I will open the new thread on Sunday evening. 

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Dmitry Shaklanoff-von Seipt

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Peter Greenham. Beautiful reds in portraits. Beautiful rendition of hands in portraits. I love subdued understated colours.  "Dullness". Does humidity create a film through which we see colours in this country? I think Victorian architects tried to fight this greyness or "dullness" , which can be exquisite, by using (overusing) red brick and red roof tiles. It looks like I posted the same post twice. I don't know how to delete a post. Sorry about that.

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Paul (Dixie) Dean

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Don’t worry Dmitry I have removed it don’t worry about the reason given it’s standard when on of the Moderators remove a thread . 
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