Ancient oak tree

Comments

That is beautiful Emma and thanks for the info.

Posted by Carole Swingler on Tue 18 May 09:51:56

Lovely tree and interesting to read your descriptor too

Posted by Heather Love on Tue 18 May 10:06:57

A beautifully drawn tree!

Posted by Anne Fletcher on Tue 18 May 10:15:21

Wow - that is awesome!

Posted by David Stevens on Tue 18 May 10:21:09

A really lovely drawing full of life and feeling. I love old trees, and this is beautifully observed, including the bird on a branch.

Posted by Colin Cripps on Tue 18 May 10:45:21

Great detail Emma, and a lovely place to be!! I have relatives up there and I can't wait to see them.

Posted by Linda Drury on Tue 18 May 11:01:24

Excellent and great description. Well done.

Posted by Richard Cooper on Tue 18 May 14:37:01

Excellent drawing of this old majestic tree Emma.

Posted by Fiona Phipps on Tue 18 May 16:28:05

Really excellent drawing Emma.

Posted by Alan Bickley on Tue 18 May 19:22:12

Thank you everyone!

Posted by Emma Price on Wed 19 May 07:11:10

Excellent charcoal work Emma, very well observed.

Posted by George Cutter on Wed 19 May 09:27:54

Thank you George.

Posted by Emma Price on Wed 19 May 17:20:38

Lovely

Posted by Romila Datta on Wed 19 May 21:23:25

Thanks Romila.

Posted by Emma Price on Fri 21 May 08:28:54

Beautiful, Emma! Love ancient trees :)

Posted by Margaret Nisbet on Sun 30 May 08:15:40

Thanks Margaret - it’s always good to find a tree like this!

Posted by Emma Price on Sun 30 May 12:39:48

I love gnarly old trees, and you've captured it beautifully Emma.

Posted by Pauline Mccarthy on Wed 14 Jul 15:50:47

Thank you Pauline!

Posted by Emma Price on Wed 14 Jul 16:33:50

Hang on Studio Wall

18/05/2021

3 likes

735 views

This tree is growing at the foot of the Cleveland hills, and is estimated to be c.600 years old. The trunk is split into three, but it’s still alive - buds were visible when we saw it last week. There’s a website called the Ancient Tree Forum where you can find, and add, any ancient trees in your area - worth a look! A3, charcoal on Ingres paper.

About the Artist

Emma Price

I'm from County Durham, on the northeast coast of England. I sketch and paint for my own enjoyment and relaxation; in particular, looking at the plants, wildlife and landscapes in our local area and attempting to paint them. My art is based on my own observations, using only my own photos and…

View full profile

More by Emma Price

Happy New Year (Kestrel at Saltholme, 16"x12" watercolour on rough)