Upper Slaughter, Cotswolds.

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Love this . You can't go wrong with Rowland Hilder !

Posted by Fred Elwell on Sun 10 May 18:59:10

I'm beginning to recognise your work now Fred, which is no bad thing. Very good drawing skills evident and it has a lovely old fashioned (in a good way) feel to it.

Posted by Stephen Slater on Sun 10 May 19:36:42

Beautiful composition Alan - I think your brush work is excellent.

Posted by Dympna Marshall on Sun 10 May 23:46:28

Top notch Alan. Love it.

Posted by Scott Scott on Mon 11 May 06:31:28

I do love your style Alan......especially how you use black, very striking and bold.

Posted by Fiona Phipps on Mon 11 May 10:18:29

Not the first , nor, I suspect , the last Hilder pastiche from this man Fred !

Posted by Michael.P.R Stephenson. BA. ( Hons ) on Sat 15 Aug 21:01:58

Love it

Posted by Dave Percival on Mon 05 Nov 20:15:51

Back in 1981, when I decided to paint more seriously, Upper Slaughter was the first place I tripped to, seeking to paint en plein air. I didn't produce anything so noteworthy as this mind! I like the 'monotone' which isn't really so. Far from boring as such pictures can be; I love the looser passages which bring this to life. Great work Alan. John

Posted by John Walker on Thu 10 Dec 10:47:37

Hang on Studio Wall

10/05/2015

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Fabriano Artistico 300lb HP. I used a more cooler tint on the paper before commencing and I quite liked it, although I don't recall exactly what colours I used. This was painted in the studio and the inspiration came from a painting that I saw online by Rowland Hilderand some photos I found online and put my own take on it.

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Alan Bickley

Having studied fine art and graphics at both Stafford and Derby college, my career working as a graphic artist and latterly as editorial artist with Northcliffe Media Ltd, has kept me constantly in touch with all aspects of art and design. Painting mainly in oils, acrylics and watercolour, my…

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