Early Morning at Rockcliffe Cumbria

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Very atmospheric Stuart, great colour palette.

Posted by Barry Hulme on Thu 24 Jan 14:21:18

Stunning sky Stuart, great painting.

Posted by Lynn Parkins on Thu 24 Jan 15:48:10

Beautiful painting Stuart.

Posted by Margaret Beynon on Thu 24 Jan 15:59:49

Lovely.

Posted by Margaret Nisbet on Thu 24 Jan 17:10:45

Beautiful painting, Stuart, with a very attractive and alluring feel with poetic nuances, as often expressed by the Romantics of the Lake district. The impressionistic style and palette adds to the atmosphere, presenting a wonderful serenity for the viewer to sink into, effortlessly. Bri

Posted by Brian J Mackay on Thu 24 Jan 18:00:46

Great.

Posted by Annick Whitcombe on Thu 24 Jan 18:27:57

Super sky Sruart.

Posted by Stephen Slater on Thu 24 Jan 18:35:45

By heck Brian, I need to employ you as my script writer. What wonderful prose, I feel my little painting can not possibly live up to such poetry. Thank you indeed, Stuart

Posted by Stuart Fraser on Thu 24 Jan 18:36:23

Beautiful colours and atmosphere

Posted by David Johns on Thu 24 Jan 19:48:18

You said it yourself in the write up Stuart, “a thing of real beauty “.

Posted by Fiona Phipps on Fri 25 Jan 21:31:03

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24/01/2019

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Rockcliffe church spire stands dark against the strong morning sunlight . This iconic village lays adjacent to the Rockcliffe salt marsh at Sandsfield where the mighty River Eden joins the Solway Firth a little further downstream. This is one of my favourite places to paint, I love the wild desolate landscape which can be so bleak and intimidating, yet it experiences some amazing light shows and becomes a thing of real beauty.

About the Artist

Stuart Fraser

I always attempt to bring a bit of passion, atmosphere and drama to my work, finding inspiration everywhere. From the marshes and spectacular UK coastline to the fells, moors, and mountains of my beloved Cumbria. I class myself as just an old fashioned landscape painter, who works mostly in oils,…

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