Memories of The Farm

Comments

Good line and wash Anne.

Posted by Ronald Haber on Wed 14 Sep 13:24:03

It's lovely, how sad it's gone.

Posted by Heather Love on Wed 14 Sep 14:29:37

That is a delightful line and wash, Anne. What a pity the building is no longer there.

Posted by David Stevens on Wed 14 Sep 15:29:40

Lovely line and wash, looks like it was a beautiful building.

Posted by Val Kenyon on Wed 14 Sep 16:00:05

A lovely atmospheric piece. Your use of lines and marks really add the accents in all the right places. Super work, Anne!

Posted by Seok Yam Chew on Wed 14 Sep 16:12:28

What a pity it’s no longer here but this is a lovely pen and ink painting. Love all your markings Anne.

Posted by Carole Kelly on Wed 14 Sep 18:12:54

Many thanks, Ronald, Heather, David, Val, Seok and Carole for your lovely comments!

Posted by Anne Fletcher on Wed 14 Sep 20:45:12

Lovely line and wash.

Posted by Denise Cat on Thu 15 Sep 09:11:08

A really lovely pen and wash painting Ann. I love the detail on the building.

Posted by Spencer Lambeth-Angell on Thu 15 Sep 11:10:46

Many thanks for your nice comments, Denise and Spencer!

Posted by Anne Fletcher on Thu 15 Sep 21:38:33

A lovely line and wash Anne.

Posted by David Williams on Fri 16 Sep 15:46:25

Thank you very much, David for your nice comment!

Posted by Anne Fletcher on Sat 17 Sep 07:14:54

Nice one, Anne!

Posted by Manoj Patel on Sat 17 Sep 08:59:02

A lovely painting Anne and sad that is no longer there.

Posted by Karen Lewis on Sun 18 Sep 06:09:16

Thank you very much, Manoj and Karen for your lovely comments!

Posted by Anne Fletcher on Sun 18 Sep 14:59:18

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14/09/2022

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Line and Wash on 140lb watercolour paper "not". Hesters Way Farm, Cheltenham. Reference photo - Local history book "By permission". My husband was born here and has fond memories of a wonderful childhood. Sadly, the farm was demolished in 1951 to make way for housing.

About the Artist

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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