Cwm Bychan by Anne Bonner

Love the muted colours in this Anne, very skilfully done.

Posted by Rob Seymour on Tue 27 Sep 10:32:20

Amazing--- This is the sort of work that flips my button

Posted by Chas Wilby on Tue 27 Sep 10:41:50

Thanks Rob. It was an experiment using (mostly) two complementary colours. Blue-green and Orange-red.

Posted by Anne Bonner on Tue 27 Sep 10:41:53

Very nice work Anne, it has an antique quality to it, like the old tinted prints.

Posted by Stephen Slater on Tue 27 Sep 13:43:27

Lovely colours you've chosen, Anne - so soft and gentle and wonderful portrayal of rocks and boulders.

Posted by Jane Adams on Tue 27 Sep 14:01:10

I've been transported into the pages of an 'Art Nouveau' book of fairytales. It's beautiful Anne.

Posted by Fiona Phipps on Tue 27 Sep 14:44:44

Certainly makes an interesting painting, quite magical Anne.

Posted by william Dennis on Tue 27 Sep 17:12:16

I agree with all the above comments. Very lovely painting Anne

Posted by Petra Palmeri on Tue 27 Sep 23:47:15

Beautiful painting and lovely palette.

Posted by Val Kenyon on Wed 28 Sep 17:16:12

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31/03/2015

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Pen & Watercolour. This bridge can be found on the lane up to Roman Steps in Gwynedd. See 'In the Rhinogs' which is on the Roman Steps.

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