Frozen Fish

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I like the colours in this, warm and very cold Dennis. Great title.

Posted by Carole Swingler on Thu 15 Dec 19:06:10

Many thanks Carole a Christmas doodle

Posted by Dennis Rounding on Thu 15 Dec 19:09:23

A great "doodle" ..but do I see a pony in snow by a frozen pond or is it a frozen fish? Wonderful Dennis, a compelling view.

Posted by andre mulard on Thu 15 Dec 19:13:21

Lovely. Really lovely.

Posted by Diana Boanas SWA on Thu 15 Dec 20:03:59

Many thanks Andre and Diana meant to be a cat

Posted by Dennis Rounding on Thu 15 Dec 21:44:00

LOVELY I SEE IT AS A POLAR BEAR BY A SMALLY OPENING IN ICE . BUT WHO CARES ITS GORGEEOUS MATE .

Posted by dennis roberts on Thu 15 Dec 22:02:52

I definitely see a cat after having a look see in a fish pond , doesn't matter I like it either way

Posted by Dermot Brennan on Fri 16 Dec 06:47:06

I agree it doesn't really matter it's what we think that matters Many thanks Dennis and Dermot

Posted by Dennis Rounding on Fri 16 Dec 07:52:44

Well I thought fox when I first saw it but what the heck! Great colours.

Posted by Michael Edwards on Fri 16 Dec 08:09:04

What ever you want Many thanks Michael

Posted by Dennis Rounding on Fri 16 Dec 08:25:11

The cat looks sad for some reason. Lovely impression dennis

Posted by Derek Snowdon on Fri 16 Dec 10:42:55

These colours are seriously good Dennis, what a great piece this is, brilliant.

Posted by Alan Bickley on Fri 16 Dec 10:46:45

Yes I see the cat Dennis, lovely shades in this.

Posted by Margaret Beynon on Fri 16 Dec 16:40:22

It's a great painting, full of interest.

Posted by Gudrun Ståhl Sharpley on Sat 17 Dec 17:37:54

I love these colours and textures Dennis

Posted by lynne whitfield on Sun 18 Dec 11:06:05

Hang on Studio Wall

15/12/2016

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Dennis Rounding

Born 1953 it was a good day for the world. BA Hons fine art then PGCE. Had two one man shows Huddersfield and Wakefield and Mirfield. Fell ill 25 years ago but now paint small scale. All for sale To cut a long story short when seventeen to twenty one worked twelve hour shifts at Chemicals grinding…

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