Packhorse Bridge

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Excellent linocut Frank. I'm always really impressed by your print works.

Posted by Andrew Roles on Mon 20 Nov 08:48:18

Didn't at first realise it was a linocut. Brilliant.

Posted by Tony Auffret on Mon 20 Nov 09:23:36

A super outcome after all your hard work .

Posted by Sarah Bottjer on Mon 20 Nov 09:55:32

Really good Frank.

Posted by Stephen Hulse on Mon 20 Nov 10:28:33

A really good linocut print, so much detail

Posted by Heather Love on Mon 20 Nov 11:22:50

What a stunning Lino print Frank. Remember doing them at school and finding them terrifically difficult. Love the sunny colours.

Posted by Carole Kelly on Mon 20 Nov 13:58:55

Very impressive, Frank, at first I thought it was gouache.

Posted by John Graham Inkson on Mon 20 Nov 16:44:26

Very impressive Frank in more ways than one…..reduction, texture and a fight against the elements! Love what you’ve done, I too thought it was a painting.

Posted by Fiona Phipps on Tue 21 Nov 16:24:01

Thanks everyone for commenting.

Posted by Frank Bingley on Tue 21 Nov 18:19:16

Superb work, Frank.

Posted by Spencer Lambeth-Angell on Tue 21 Nov 19:53:33

What a tremendous linocut print Frank, it's turned out so clear and must have been quite a challenge, but well worth it! Must try out some printing sometime in the New Year. Wish you a Happy Christmas and New Year.

Posted by Angela Harrison on Sun 17 Dec 12:08:17

Hang on Studio Wall

20/11/2023

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Packhorse Bridge, Medbourne, Leicestershire. This has taken ages for me to complete due to slow drying times at this time of year and three weeks away. I purposely didn’t press too hard on my barren in order to get the mottled effect in the trees. Linoprint using oil based inks.

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Frank Bingley

I've had very little tuition over the years except for a two year course during the late 1990s in watercolour. Since retirement in 2012, I now have time to pursue my love of painting. In recent years I have ventured into linoprinting, acrylics , oils and gouache. Gouache is fast becoming my…

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