Stepper Point Sunset - Polzeath - Kernow.

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John, thank you for your comments on my knifework. You are right I should not have called it practice. I have edited that. I do love impressionist art. I love to paint freely and with abandon. I too, look for skies colouring etc. you have definitely found it in this. A lovely pastel. Another medium I love using. Very well done. PS back still horrible maybe it was the drugs that let me loose!

Posted by Jeannette Harrison on Tue 29 Jul 09:28:34

Great work John, very atmospheric.

Posted by Bill ( Bilbow ) Bowen on Tue 29 Jul 13:40:55

I`ve tried pastels and cant get the hang of them but you have captured that atmospheric mood again! Love it ! HARRY [Greg].

Posted by GREG JONES on Mon 01 Sep 12:53:36

Hey John... you have a new fan...i'm loving your work and so many different subjects...i am really into skies so of course loved this.

Posted by Annette Coburn on Sat 25 Apr 16:48:05

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31/03/2015

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Pastel on 'Royal Sovereign' rough board. Approx. 14" x 10". Painted from my own photograph, at the time. I was primarily interested in the unusual purplish glow in the sky. This spot is not far from the village of Trebetherick, Cornwall, where you can find St. Enedoc 's Church, Sir John Betjemen's last resting place.

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John Walker

I have painted most of my life. Childhood Christmases usually found a box of watercolours in my 'stocking'. I left school in 1954 and within 6 months I had enlisted in the Royal Navy, starting at the infamous HMS Ganges, near Shotley, Suffolk. Artists country yes, but no time for such things while…

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