Monarch of the Glen Revisited

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I think it deserves a second posting Bryan, a lovely oil with a very watercolour effect

Posted by Heather Love on Wed 22 Sep 09:21:30

That is truly superb!! I love the way you have painted the stag so he stands out from the background.

Posted by David Stevens on Wed 22 Sep 09:23:35

A beautiful painting and I do like the way you have painted it. I thought it was a watercolour at first it was only when I read your narrative I realised it was oils.

Posted by Paul (Dixie) Dean on Wed 22 Sep 09:26:15

Very majestic. I thought it was watercolour too. Lovely effect.

Posted by Christine Rogan on Wed 22 Sep 09:58:50

Fabulous

Posted by anne cooper on Wed 22 Sep 17:43:22

I love the Misty feel to this beautiful painting

Posted by Bob Singfield on Thu 23 Sep 08:00:14

Thank you, everyone, for your great comments, Now I only work in oils to repeat the watercolor effect would be a challenge, a one-off. Best Regards ...Bryan

Posted by Bryan Langdon on Thu 23 Sep 10:03:13

I love your version Bryan, more gentle than the original.

Posted by Fiona Phipps on Thu 23 Sep 17:22:14

Absolutely stunning

Posted by Romila Datta on Thu 23 Sep 19:57:03

Lovely painting, i love to paint stags in oil

Posted by Sylvia McCluskie on Sat 02 Oct 14:53:14

Hang on Studio Wall

22/09/2021

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I hope some will recognize my attempt at The Monarch of the Glen painting by Sir Edwin Henry Landseer in 1851. I think this is one of my favorites & my profile painting. This I painted in 2018 a transition from watercolor to oils for the first time. I know the original is bolder in color but I settled for the misty mood.

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Bryan Langdon

Over the years I have dabbled in watercolor. Then one night after the clocks altered, I decided that I was not going to waste the dark evenings by eating & nodding off in front of the TV. I purchased a cheap box set of art essentials & had a go. The internet is a great source for learning & I love…

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