Inspiration from Artists Wk161 Featuring Artists: Peter Barrett and Ralph Thompson .

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So beautifully natural in style and application Sylvia.
I like Mr Thompson's work - for the fluidity of line.  Some of the work up above, of the Wind in the Willows characters and the subsequent paintings, don't seem to me to be by the same artist, and I'm none too keen on many of them:  the two bears painting is stiff, the horse picture ... I'm no authority on horses, but those hooves do seem to be too small to support the animal.  The last three, posted by Tessa, above the Thompsons, are much better to my eye, and very different in style and execution. We might have as many as three different artists here!  I don't know that, but Tony has intensified my suspicions....  
NI must admit I was a little surprised at the apparent difference in style and substance for the work I posted but I did check back and it is from the same site as Dixie’s intro and posts, from the website of his wife Susan Barrett who showed a selection of his work.  So- apologies to Sylvia for interrupting her new thread! It looks very interesting and I will post a choice to get back on track.

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I forgive you Tessa  that is a brilliant dog pic. 
Thought you and Sam would like that Sylvia! My fave is the giraffe. 
Some more of his work I like the simple look he achieved but they not that easy to do , the last one is my favourite.
Much of his work has a look of Chinese painting to me. I wonder if he learnt that or spent time there?
Great choice, Sylvia, love his work.
Nice choices everyone.   I am glad you like nim, yes Tessa you are right about his brush work having a Chinese feel about it.
   Grrrrrrrr

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by Sylvia Evans

Next weeks featuring artists are : Clare  Dalby and Colin See Payton .
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