SouthBank Bookstall watercolour

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Do they have a copy of The Rubaiyat Mark? (-: Great work on what could have been a mundane scene but now full of interest. Lovely.

Posted by Jim Morris on Mon 04 Feb 19:28:03

Interesting subject, well painted, Mark

Posted by Maureen Sherman on Mon 04 Feb 20:09:53

Very atmospheric.

Posted by Margaret Nisbet on Mon 04 Feb 20:13:36

Love it

Posted by Paul Elliott on Mon 04 Feb 21:03:41

Clever, Mark!

Posted by Jennifer Brown on Mon 04 Feb 21:52:03

Super work Mark, caught those absorbed browsers so well.

Posted by Stephen Slater on Tue 05 Feb 11:08:44

Beautiful impressionistic style, Mark, I love the subject, I'm fond of bookstall in Italy.

Posted by Cesare Romano on Tue 05 Feb 11:28:56

Thank you everyone for the comments. You might be interested to know, the absorbed browser with the long black hair and red and orange scarf is my partner. I have painted this again as I used too much white paint for my taste.

Posted by Mark Buck on Tue 05 Feb 12:54:32

Brilliant subject, brilliantly painted...

Posted by Thalia Stones on Tue 05 Feb 15:14:50

This is full of interest. Lovely painting. I do like the suggestion of a background - very subtle

Posted by Chris Howat on Tue 05 Feb 17:50:41

Excellent watercolour Mark!

Posted by Louise Naimian on Thu 07 Feb 10:09:00

Hang on Studio Wall

04/02/2019

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Watercolour on Millford paper of browsers at London's Southbank bookstalls

About the Artist

Mark Buck

Mark Buck ARSMA, studied for a degree in illustration at Bower Ashton Art College in Bristol. He has illustrated for magazines, newspapers, books, advertising hoardings and played guitar at the Jazz Cafe in London, on occasion with Bo Diddley. Mark paints watercolour in an energetic and loose…

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