'Down to the Woods'

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Great detail Andrew 😀

Posted by Linda Drury on Wed 02 Jan 09:21:35

Thank you Linda.

Posted by Andrew Luscombe on Wed 02 Jan 09:40:16

You cought the light beautifully in this painting of the woods.

Posted by Annick Whitcombe on Wed 02 Jan 12:40:47

Gorgeous painting.

Posted by Emma Price on Wed 02 Jan 13:29:55

Beautiful.

Posted by Margaret Nisbet on Wed 02 Jan 14:55:18

Lovely work, Andrew

Posted by Maureen Sherman on Wed 02 Jan 15:26:20

magical.

Posted by Ellisa Hague on Wed 02 Jan 15:35:49

Stunning

Posted by Carolyn Parkinson on Wed 02 Jan 15:54:17

Superb painting Andrew!

Posted by Margaret Beynon on Wed 02 Jan 16:49:12

Brilliant!

Posted by Russell Edwards on Wed 02 Jan 17:43:11

Such talent

Posted by Jennifer Edwards on Thu 03 Jan 02:12:33

I have so enjoyed reading about your present time in Dartmoor and history in landscapes. ( I was so lucky to travel to Cornwall, Devon with my Dad back in 2009 (from the US) and we drove thru parts of Dartmoor! wild horses and a sheep greeted us in a few roadways!) I feel the woods, you are an accomplished painter, more so is the mood and atmosphere of light and dark, Andrew. I wish I could see this in person. It is a delight!

Posted by Nancy Farrar Coughlin on Thu 03 Jan 08:25:48

Thank you all for your comments, there doesn't appear to be a function to reply individually but they are much appreciated.

Posted by Andrew Luscombe on Thu 03 Jan 08:39:16

That is wonderful Andrew , so evocative , brooding and mysterious .

Posted by Judith Yates on Tue 08 Jan 16:24:45

Hang on Studio Wall

02/01/2019

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A small section of a Devon woods...oil on canvas, 600 x 500mm.

About the Artist

Andrew Luscombe

Andrew has always been drawn to the outdoors, the lure of the countryside and the solitary moor tops providing inspiration and relaxation in equal amounts, there's nothing quite like getting caught out in a Dartmoor squall winter or summer, or watching the fog drop down on to the hill tops or rise…

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