The Rummager

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Lovely work once again Brian.

Posted by Stephen Slater on Tue 02 Apr 12:46:56

Lovely little seen Brian. I know where this is and pass it often, but never thought of painting it. If you are interested it is on the site of an old pottery and just to the left of the huts is an odd shaped tapered chimney which I have always assumed to be what is left of an old kiln. Alan Morris

Posted by Alan Morris on Tue 02 Apr 13:59:55

Really like this Brian, what a story this painting tells!

Posted by Heather Love on Tue 02 Apr 15:16:58

Nice one!

Posted by Maureen Sherman on Tue 02 Apr 22:09:59

Hang on Studio Wall

02/04/2019

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Based on a couple of photos I took on a break at my sister in law's, with my wife in Poole, Dorset. It's a charming scene with assorted paraphernalia arranged outside and inside these two clapperboard huts. I remember my sister in law only had three watercolours so I worked with those; can't remember what they were but they must have been fairly off-piste versions of the primaries - light red looks like one and yellow ochre/raw sienna another but I can't see what the blue might have been. Painted on a St Cuthbert's Mill bonded Waterford block 15"ish x 11"ish

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Brian Smith

I am a Sheffield-based professional artist working primarily in watercolour but I sketch from life prolifically in all sorts of media to hone skills and preserve memories, and I enjoy dabbling with pastels. I run three structured courses per week in watercolour, provide 1:1 tution, co-run life…

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