Once there was a way

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So so good ,I admire all your work Martin .

Posted by Paul (Dixie) Dean on Sat 20 Mar 07:33:04

That is stunning Martin.

Posted by Judith Taylor on Sat 20 Mar 08:10:09

Fantastic detail, beautiful painting.

Posted by Carole Swingler on Sat 20 Mar 08:44:39

Looks like I'm going to get muddy again, still, the suns out. Thanks Martin your painting has put me in a good place.

Posted by Brian Ward on Sat 20 Mar 08:46:09

This is incredible. Just love the reflections in the water. Truly superb.

Posted by Zoe Pollock on Sat 20 Mar 08:49:52

Fantastic colour harmony, composition and details.

Posted by Leslie Sinnett on Sat 20 Mar 10:09:19

A super work of art Martin, incredibly detailed, but I wouldn’t want “to get back homeward” that way!

Posted by Frank Bingley on Sat 20 Mar 10:29:22

Brian, - That. a very positive comment. Thank you and thank you all for your comments too. Frank - Why not? The view at the end across the wonderful Northamptonshire countryside is breathtaking. Even more poignant is the fact that since a barrier went up at the entrance to this bridlepath the whole scene has become overgrown. This really does show the place 'at a time, at a moment I remeber well. It use to be a favourite haunt, not anymore. Martin

Posted by Martin Taylor on Sat 20 Mar 11:17:54

What a beautiful day and painted with such great skill.

Posted by Fred Elwell on Sat 20 Mar 15:15:35

Reflection is perfect! Lovely!

Posted by Thalia Stones on Sat 20 Mar 15:31:17

So beautiful MArtin. Incredibly detailed and realistic.

Posted by Carole Kelly on Sat 20 Mar 16:27:03

Wow, terrific, Martin

Posted by Maureen Sherman on Sat 20 Mar 20:03:33

Wow! That's superb!

Posted by Hugh Morley on Sun 21 Mar 10:08:45

Awesome, brilliant water reflections, I feel like I am actually on that muddy track.

Posted by David Hill on Sun 21 Mar 16:19:52

Hang on Studio Wall

20/03/2021

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Oil on canvas. 320 cms x 240 cms

About the Artist

Martin Taylor

I was born in 1954 and am now based in Northamptonshire. I studied at the Ealing School of Art, Wimbledon School of Art and Goldsmith’s College. My work reflects a love of nature, played out in detailed studies of the countryside which surround my studio, a converted stable on a farm. Every…

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