Across Freshwater Bay

Across Freshwater Bay
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this has grown on me Murray, lovely cliffs, love the translucence in the water between the rock sticking up of the sea and the shore expecially that looks so realistic, great palette

I was born there - not actually in the sea, obviously, but just a matter of yards inland. Doubtless it was that star quality which drew you to the spot.. One of my favourite places still, and one day and somehow I must drag the old body up over Tennyson Down again. I like the quite simple treatment of the sea - and I don't know about you, but I've always found that cliff extremely hard to draw or paint: if you don't get it dead right, it looks as wrong as anything can look. Oh, and you did get it right!

Hang on Studio Wall
01/04/2015
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Watercolour on Saunders Waterford 140lb rough paper. A much photographed and painted view of Freshwater Bay, an area popular with artists throughout history including Turner, George Morland, the Pre-Raphaelites and many more.

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Murray Ince

Murray William Cole Ince Murray was born in Newport in 1957. Murray became a furniture maker and designer and therefore was always drawing. Murray took up painting seriously in the early 1990’s, In 1997 he did a teaching qualification and an A level in Art and Design. Murray loves to teach…

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