'Hebden: Fields and Fell'

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Weird, don't remember seeing any of your stuff before... but glad I have now - this really is quite special great colour and movement. Like the Malham cove one as well. You obviously like the same place of me but paint them so differntly

Posted by Ade Brownlow on Mon 26 Apr 23:03:59

Its a bit boring ! a few sheep would have been nice!

Posted by James Lazzari on Tue 27 Apr 19:04:07

Ade - thank you very much! I will try to find your paintings on here. James - sorry you think it's boring, but I have no plans to add sheep at this stage!

Posted by Martin Williamson on Tue 27 Apr 19:52:27

Baa Martin

Posted by James Lazzari on Tue 27 Apr 22:50:38

Not at all boring; a very exciting picture. I love that huge uninterrupted sweep of moorland; even the limestone walls don't make much impression on it.

Posted by Diana Hudson on Wed 28 Apr 15:53:30

Hadn't seen this until today, really lively, exciting painting (which makes it twice that I've disagreed with James today - sheep??? Drama and sheep don't exactly go together...). This painting has a great sense of shape, dynamism, and movement.

Posted by Robert Jones, NAPA on Fri 30 Apr 18:30:39

Glad we agree on the sheep! I mean they have their place, but really...!!

Posted by Martin Williamson on Wed 19 May 21:46:13

Hang on Studio Wall

31/03/2015

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Inspired by a great day yesterday walking and sketching in Wharfedale above Hebden (near Grassington in the Yorkshire Dales) Acrylic and oil pastel on canvas. 27" x 27"

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