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hi this one today is in the style of Edward Wesson well you know what I mean .( he,s trying to come near but he can.t ) er!! the colors are on a warm tone .a little madder in the foreground to ..and sky even,/oh ,and yes . I clipped a couple of pieces of cardboard around the edges ,looks deckle edged again after ,E W what do you think .?and it stops the paper from stretching to. I am always trying to find Teds color tones .and especially ,how he gets his beautiful light, but Ted kept things like color mixes quiet ,but I have my own idea what they are . you can always e mail if his colors interest you
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Alan Owen
I began watercoloring when I was eleven years old that was in 1940 for the rest of my life I painted,,, I was an indentured painter and decorator ,,,travelling ,, I went to art school for four years 1944 --1948 release from my indentures ,then joined the army. I was a sign painter for my…
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