Linnets at Middlehaven

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Awe very cute together ❤️

Posted by Faye Patrick on Sat 28 Jan 15:59:52

Lovely - I love Linnets and these are beautifully painted.

Posted by Sarah Crouch on Sat 28 Jan 16:08:01

That is fab, Emma! What great Linners.

Posted by David Stevens on Sat 28 Jan 16:26:12

Oops Linnets even!!

Posted by David Stevens on Sat 28 Jan 16:26:33

This is lovely Emma and up to your usual very high standard

Posted by Heather Love on Sat 28 Jan 16:29:55

Superb painting and beautifully painted Emma.

Posted by Paul (Dixie) Dean on Sat 28 Jan 16:44:41

Lovely painting Emma nice detail

Posted by Keith Batey on Sat 28 Jan 17:08:59

Beautifully painted Emma.

Posted by Spencer Lambeth-Angell on Sat 28 Jan 17:24:03

Beautiful picture Emma 🙂

Posted by Stephen Hulse on Sat 28 Jan 18:22:00

Love it Emma.

Posted by Chris Scott on Sat 28 Jan 19:03:52

Really lovely.

Posted by David Williams on Sun 29 Jan 09:19:11

Beautiful

Posted by Romila Datta on Sun 29 Jan 09:44:18

Another lovely painting, like it a lot.

Posted by valerie harper on Sun 29 Jan 09:47:15

Love it Emma.

Posted by Denise Cat on Sun 29 Jan 10:00:53

Thank you everyone!

Posted by Emma Price on Sun 29 Jan 13:10:02

A gorgeous piece that captures the tranquility of the terrain. Beautiful work, Emma.

Posted by Seok Yam Chew on Sun 29 Jan 14:47:57

Your bird studies are amazing Emma! You must get great satisfaction from successfully capturing your subjects traits and personalities. I get an awful lot of pleasure seeing your work, it’s fabulous.

Posted by Fiona Phipps on Sun 29 Jan 19:15:42

Thank you Seok and Fiona - yes, it’s very satisfying at the time, though when I look back in about six months I’ll start finding faults…but I guess most of us do that!

Posted by Emma Price on Mon 30 Jan 18:17:13

Hang on Studio Wall

28/01/2023

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There’s a flock of about 50 linnets this winter in a small patch of rough ground next to the Tees near the Riverside Stadium in Middlesbrough; they feed on the ground, picking up the fallen seeds from the wild mustard plants, so they’re quite tricky to see except when they briefly perch on the barbed wire. Watercolour with Chinese brushes, 10x10".

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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. I hope that you enjoy looking at my paintings - then go and see what…

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