Midhurst, Sussex by Jeanette Clarke

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This is very, very beautiful... and you have a wonderful gallery.

Posted by Yu Ping Eddy on Sat 18 Dec 23:36:34

Superb! I like everything about it....... such vitality in it.

Posted by Avril Soldani on Sun 19 Dec 08:25:37

I agree with Eddy and Avril, this is stunning! I love the colours you used and because line and wash is my favourite technique, I wish I had done this one!!! But I see I have a lot to learn.

Posted by Mia Ketels on Sun 19 Dec 09:36:29

Beautiful style, lovely paintings.

Posted by Carole Swingler on Sun 19 Dec 14:12:51

I like representational - the older I get, the more I like it. As you can never really represent reality in painting, the lines between abstraction and "realism" become ever more blurred the closer you try to examine them.

Posted by Robert Jones, Napa on Sun 19 Dec 15:52:27

Sooooooo lovely. What a great way to interprete a corner with watercolour. I love the way you handle the medium. Brilliant!

Posted by Beatrice Cloake on Sun 19 Dec 16:05:03

fantasticcc

Posted by francisco silva on Sun 19 Dec 21:08:28

great - absolutely - a painting which looks like a painting and not a photograph and makes you feel like you are there.

Posted by Jamie Cooper on Wed 22 Dec 09:09:03

Have just visited the Downland Art Society exhibition in Arundel. Jeanette's pictures were very attractive. Apparently she had been in the hall in the morning so we just missed her. Would have told her that we liked her style and the pricing was sensible.

Posted by Michael Yates on Sat 07 May 12:26:55

Beautiful textures. It's not what you've painted but what you've left out that makes these pictures. It's a great success

Posted by Andy Butler on Mon 03 Oct 14:07:59

Hang on Studio Wall

31/03/2015

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A line and wash painting of Midhurst, trying to keep it as loose as possible and leaving lots of white paper. I feel that this one is perhaps too representational and would like to try the same composition again in a more abstract style, experimenting more with colour.