The Camellia House, Wollaton Hall

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Nice detail

Posted by Lou Carlo on Thu 31 Aug 03:58:57

Not a failure at all, that glasshouse is very good!

Posted by Heather Love on Thu 31 Aug 06:48:11

Thank you very much for your comments Lou and Heather.

Posted by Julie Powell on Thu 31 Aug 07:33:46

That's a very good painting Julie, the glasshouse must have taken you a very long time to paint. I love the flower beds.

Posted by George Cutter on Thu 31 Aug 09:04:21

Such tenacity painting the glasshouses Julie. Must have taken forever. A lovely painting that will become an historic record.

Posted by Carole Kelly on Thu 31 Aug 09:52:52

A superb painting Julie.

Posted by Paul (Dixie) Dean on Thu 31 Aug 15:09:54

Thank you very much for your kind comments George, Carole and Paul.

Posted by Julie Powell on Thu 31 Aug 20:14:09

Thank you very much Coral.

Posted by Julie Powell on Sat 02 Sep 06:48:59

Bah humbug failure. I know this place well & this is a fine representation to me, the trees set off the camellia house wonderfully.

Posted by Brian Ward on Thu 07 Sep 19:09:24

Thank you very much Brian. Kind of you to comment.

Posted by Julie Powell on Fri 08 Sep 19:36:28

Hang on Studio Wall

30/08/2023

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The third in my recent series of plein air trips out. Oil on board. This one was a failure in that I couldn’t resist painting in more detail afterwards in order to capture the beautiful glasshouse which is the oldest remaining example of its kind in Britain.

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Julie Powell

Retired teacher of SEN children. Painter in oils, acrylic, pastel and pen and ink. I love landscape and still life. Enthusiastic traveller and motorhomer.

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