Dunstanburgh Castle

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Nice one David. How did you get parked?!!

Posted by Marjorie Firth on Mon 14 Jun 16:41:31

Should have added, our art group, the former Craster Art Cub but now Howick Art Group because we re-located, couldn’t meet each week at Craster because of the parking problem.

Posted by Marjorie Firth on Mon 14 Jun 16:44:40

Painted this from a photograph which I took before we walked up to the castle and then on to Newton by the Sea. Parked in the quarry car park at Craster for the day!

Posted by David Stevens on Mon 14 Jun 16:51:17

Solid painting David. Like your two figures walking away. Almost want to hear there conversation.

Posted by Chris Scott on Mon 14 Jun 16:58:38

Beautifully painted David. It’s such a lovely walk and the views are so inspiring.

Posted by Carole Kelly on Mon 14 Jun 18:18:16

Very nice David, The greens are really lovely and the figures are great.

Posted by David Johns on Mon 14 Jun 18:21:01

Very nicely done, David and the figures are a good addition! ( brings back long-ago memories of that lovely walk.)

Posted by Anne Fletcher on Mon 14 Jun 19:40:36

Very nice

Posted by Romila Datta on Mon 14 Jun 20:22:33

I do like figures in paintings etc. They give "scale" - Very good David.

Posted by Richard Cooper on Tue 15 Jun 08:03:36

A good one David. I love this part of the world.

Posted by David Williams on Thu 17 Jun 16:51:50

Hang on Studio Wall

14/06/2021

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A watercolour I have done looking from Craster towards the ruins of Dunstanburgh Castle

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David Stevens

I am a retired civil engineer who has been sketching and painting watercolours and acrylics as a hobby for the past twenty years or so. I grew up in Africa and worked in Southern Africa and Botswana for a number of years but have spent the past forty years or so resident in England with my family. I…

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