'Burrough Hill'

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Love the bleak atmosphere Martin and the hint of oragne in the sky, very foreboding.

Posted by Fiona Phipps on Thu 19 Jan 12:22:53

This is a superb painting & conveys danger & also a respect for mother nature! I wonder what sort of mood you were in when you did this Martin?

Posted by James Lazzari on Thu 19 Jan 21:19:53

As you so often do, you've captured an atmosphere and sense of place.

Posted by Robert Jones, NAPA on Fri 20 Jan 21:53:52

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31/03/2015

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Seven miles south of Melton Mowbray is Burrough Hill, one of the highest points of Leicestershire and the site of an Iron-age hill fort. The site commands fine views across the Wreake and Soar river valleys and across to the Charnwood forest and other Iron-age sites at Breedon and Bardon. Pen, ink wash and oil pastel on Bockingford watercolour paper. 15" x 22"

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