Dunstanburgh Castle, Tower (Rear View)

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Lovely composition. The rocks in the foreground give a great feeling of depth to the picture.

Posted by Nerys Hucker on Thu 28 Jul 21:53:12

hi all I can say is wow the amount of detail is amazing beautiful work xx

Posted by Paula Bettam on Fri 29 Jul 07:48:51

Super work Christopher, you have caught the feeling of the sheer drop from the tower. Like the way you have painted the crashing waves. Perhaps the sitter is just exhausted from the climb up?

Posted by Stephen Slater on Fri 29 Jul 08:33:55

Just great!

Posted by Margaret Beynon on Fri 29 Jul 15:48:48

Hang on Studio Wall

28/07/2016

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Acrylic on acrylic paper. The sitter in the painting looks as though they are in a deep in thought and so tiny in comparison to the large rocks and high tower of the ruined castle.

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Christopher Younger

Born and live in Northumberland, where I find my inspiration in natural forms from the coast to the countryside. I like architecture both historic and contemporary and this often is the subject in my landscapes. I studied at Leeds University for a BA Hons degree and PGCE in Secondary Art and…

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