A Sessex Scene

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Should read 'A Sussex scene' of course.

Posted by Martin Taylor on Wed 17 Mar 17:16:02

All beautiful - I live in E Sussex and appreciate its beauty on a daily basis

Posted by Heather Love on Wed 17 Mar 17:21:14

All incredible, this is my favorite.

Posted by Denise Cat on Wed 17 Mar 19:40:14

All your paintings are beautiful and inspirational. Really refreshing!

Posted by Peter Robinson on Wed 17 Mar 19:45:29

Absolutely stunning, Martin, love it!

Posted by Thalia Stones on Thu 18 Mar 05:18:09

Amazing. I feel as if I could just step into your painting!

Posted by Christine Rogan on Thu 18 Mar 15:15:12

Looking at this, my senses come alive. I can hear and small it. Wonderful

Posted by Diana Boanas SWA on Thu 18 Mar 15:55:14

Beautiful painting

Posted by Karen Simpson on Sat 20 Mar 17:26:28

This is beautiful Martin, amazing attention to detail and full of life, difficult to achieve when capturing this level of realism!!! Nice one, keep up the good work.

Posted by Carl Niblett on Sun 21 Mar 19:18:16

Incredible detail Martin.

Posted by Bari Marsh on Mon 22 Mar 12:58:46

Fantastic painting. So detailed and so alive.

Posted by Shirley May on Tue 23 Mar 12:14:13

When I saw this I thought it was a photograph. You have the skill to be able to see and in abundance. I can't imagine how much patience you must have.

Posted by Barrie Jervis on Mon 29 Mar 14:25:06

Hang on Studio Wall

17/03/2021

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A Sussex scene. 30 cms x 40 cms. If you look at the other painting called a Sussex Walk, you will see the same main tree, this one is looking out past the wood and down the hill, if you were to go through you would see the Sussex scene. This is all purely geographical mind you.

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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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