Rhondda Valley Terraces by Ian Harrison

Comments

A study in water colour and ink.

Posted by Ian Harrison on Mon 19 Oct 15:30:53

A completely different style but equally powerful image. Your work is simply knockout.

Posted by angela angela on Mon 19 Oct 17:31:56

Wonderful.

Posted by Sylvia Evans on Mon 19 Oct 17:48:53

I just love this; unusual viewpoint; almost cartoon style but not quite; shows the steep hillsides and the differences between the terraces. An old view woudl have had loads of washing lines and smoke; your modern view even has a caravan and capped chimneys. A wonderful social statement.

Posted by Diana Hudson on Mon 19 Oct 18:00:18

This is lovely, such a lot of detail and lovely soft colours

Posted by suzanne Mortimer on Mon 19 Oct 22:51:20

LOVE IT !!! totally the kind of painting I like absolutely favourite piece I`ve seen on the gallery for ages fab.....

Posted by donna bramall on Tue 20 Oct 08:54:50

OOOh Ian, this is fantastic! Wish I could buy it as a greetings card. It reminds me soooo much of holidays I spent at my Grandma;s in the Rhondda Valley (Ystrad Road to be exact) as a child. Concertina houses amongst hills and sheep. Beautifully done, you should be proud. ~ Anni

Posted by Anni Morris on Tue 20 Oct 10:24:33

Thank you so much for your comments - it is wonderful to get such feedback!

Posted by Ian Harrison on Tue 20 Oct 14:06:16

Intriquing work, find myself looking in all the windows! Nosey me.

Posted by Carole Swingler on Tue 20 Oct 14:45:29

I also really like this because allthough the colours are lively they are muted by a sort of greyish drizzle. A clever technique which I definately appreciate. www.zingaromar.blogspot.com

Posted by Omar Zingaro Bhatia on Mon 26 Oct 03:39:35

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