Forced ashore.

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Well painted Dixie with great commentary.

Posted by John Betton on Fri 02 Apr 18:11:11

This is full of drama, impact and a cracking narrative Paul.

Posted by Carole Kelly on Fri 02 Apr 18:33:03

Very dramatic Dixie and good background story.

Posted by Tessa Gwynne on Fri 02 Apr 18:38:22

I love this Paul. You are doing some really great paintings and I echo your gratitude for the fishermen and women and not forgetting the lifeboat crews.

Posted by Diane Boswell on Fri 02 Apr 19:04:29

I like thi a lot Dixi.great colours.

Posted by Alan Beresford on Sat 03 Apr 07:11:29

Many thank , John, Carole, Tessa, Diane, and Alan for you king comments. As you probably know I have a great love of painting boats and ships sadly some that have come to an unfortunate end, these wrecks still hold a lot of mystery and beauty in there colours and shape as the deteriorate.

Posted by Paul (Dixie) Dean on Sat 03 Apr 07:36:01

A sad painting but a good one!

Posted by Heather Love on Sat 03 Apr 07:48:33

Very dramatic Dixie.............glad i am not on it!!!!!!???

Posted by David Pilgram on Sun 04 Apr 16:10:23

Very nice

Posted by Romila Datta on Sun 04 Apr 17:12:27

Really good, dramatic painting, Paul!

Posted by Anne Fletcher on Sun 04 Apr 22:13:58

Thank you for your kind comments, Heather, David, Romila and Anne as always they are much appreciated.

Posted by Paul (Dixie) Dean on Mon 05 Apr 07:34:32

Loved it.

Posted by Anuradha Shee on Sat 03 Sep 08:35:23

Thank you Anuradha.

Posted by Paul (Dixie) Dean on Sat 03 Sep 08:38:27

Hang on Studio Wall

02/04/2021

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20x24 cm on watercolour paper. A fishing boat that had been washed ashore been pounded and broken up by the power of the sea. There are many wrecks like this all over the world and quite a few around the British coast. I take my hat off to those brave men and women who take these tough but still delicate boats out in all weathers so we can have some fish. Thank you for my fish and chips ye tough folk of the sea

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Paul (Dixie) Dean

I have sketched most of my life on and off I became interested in watercolour following a spinal injury whilst in hospital but did not follow it up. My eldest daughter bought me a beautiful wooden box set of half pans about twenty five years ago I dabbled on and off until retirement twelve years…

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