Tea for Two

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A lovely still life .

Posted by Paul (Dixie) Dean on Wed 15 Jun 08:16:11

Yes lovely work Anne, I find still life painting so difficult, any errors stand out like the proverbial ‘sore thumb’!

Posted by Stephen Slater on Wed 15 Jun 08:23:01

Lovely - hope you had a nice tea too!

Posted by Heather Love on Wed 15 Jun 08:35:15

Lovely Anne.

Posted by Denise Cat on Wed 15 Jun 08:39:26

A lovely painting Anne.

Posted by Karen Lewis on Wed 15 Jun 08:43:12

This works very well Anne. I particularly like the shapes of the teapots and the sheen on the vase.

Posted by Carole Kelly on Wed 15 Jun 08:48:21

That is lovely, Anne - love how the vase of flowers stands out from the remainder of the painting!!

Posted by David Stevens on Wed 15 Jun 10:55:53

A super still life. Superbly done.

Posted by Chris Scott on Wed 15 Jun 13:07:55

A superb painting

Posted by anne cooper on Wed 15 Jun 13:39:25

Thank you to everyone for all your kind comments - yes, Heather we enjoyed our tea!

Posted by Anne Fletcher on Wed 15 Jun 13:59:11

Beautiful still life 🙂

Posted by Faye Patrick on Wed 15 Jun 15:06:54

I do like this Anne, lovely muted colours. Works well.

Posted by Katy Dean on Wed 15 Jun 16:04:56

Very good and effective use of the Grey colours, against the bright, colourful vase and flowers.

Posted by Richard Cooper on Wed 15 Jun 16:10:09

A great still life Anne.

Posted by Spencer Lambeth-Angell on Wed 15 Jun 18:15:27

Yes it is a good still life Anne.

Posted by David Williams on Wed 15 Jun 19:19:08

Many thanks, everyone for all your comments!

Posted by Anne Fletcher on Thu 16 Jun 14:54:10

Lovely

Posted by Romila Datta on Fri 17 Jun 20:59:27

Many thanks, Romila!

Posted by Anne Fletcher on Mon 20 Jun 13:43:04

Hang on Studio Wall

15/06/2022

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Gouache. From my photo taken when we were having tea at the Windrush gallery (Near Burford). We used to enjoy the wonderful watercolour exhibitions there, followed by tea and cake. I found the pewter jug of flowers particularly interesting. I did a watercolour version too but I find watercolour frustrating at times so decided on my gouache version!

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Anne Fletcher

I was born in 1940 in the Northeast and lived there for many years. I left school with "O" levels including Art, which I'd really enjoyed. Work, study and family life, meant that it wasn't until many years later that I started painting again. I went to various classes and joined art clubs when…

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