Hanging on the old barbed wire by Bob Hill
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Oil sketch, approx A5. I painted this after hearing the British WW1 song of the same name. Although the song was a satirical piece expressing the views of the lowest ranks in the trenches, I was moved by the situation it expressed on behalf of those who were there and who saw their brothers ultimately hanging on the old barbed wire.
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Bob Hill
I paint anything urban, rural, industrial or coastal that interests me - mostly in watercolour at the moment. Before moving to painting, my main experience of visual art was via photography, so I tend to view things with a photographic bias! I'm not selling anything, I just paint for fun and the…
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