Supporting Our NHS - Turning the Gallery Blue

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Wow, this is great, the water in particular is stunning. Sorry to hear you had the virus but so glad you're in recovery.

Posted by Heather Love on Wed 01 Apr 14:22:43

So pleased you’re recovering. It sounds absolutely hideous as my son was really ill with it. I love the painting and especially the reflections which are stunning.

Posted by Diana Boanas SWA on Wed 01 Apr 14:58:51

Super painting Nigel. That water is perfect. Hope you're feeling better now and yes, happy days will return!

Posted by Louise Naimian on Wed 01 Apr 15:55:22

Hope you continue to recover Nigel, a super tribute you have posted.

Posted by Fiona Phipps on Wed 01 Apr 18:12:22

Beautiful painting Nigel, wonderful water - glad to hear you are recovering. So important, our NHS - I've been very grateful for it this last year.

Posted by Marjorie Firth on Wed 01 Apr 20:26:44

Beautifully executed painting Nigel.

Posted by Richard Warom on Thu 02 Apr 04:18:46

Superb tribute...so pleased you're recovering!

Posted by Thalia Stones on Thu 02 Apr 11:56:42

A lovely tranquil scene Nigel and a fitting tribute to our wonderful n.h.s.

Posted by Stephen Slater on Mon 06 Apr 08:45:21

The shine on the water and freshness is stunning. Like the idea of turning the Gallery Blue to honour the NHS

Posted by Jane Cornock on Tue 07 Apr 18:08:07

Wonderful painting Nigel. I do hope that by now you have fully recovered.

Posted by Sandra Kennedy on Tue 21 Apr 21:38:04

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01/04/2020

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The NHS are amazing. My daughter is on the frontline at Guys Hospital - she’s one of the heroes. They’ve been supporting me via 111 and remotely as I recovered from this hideous virus. if this turning the gallery blue is a tiny symbol of my gratitude to the NHS then so be it. It’s a mainly blue watercolour of my friend John practising self-isolation on his classic wooden yacht “Lundy Gull” long before it became quite the thing to do! A happy day - they will return.

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Nigel Wade

I was born in Brighton and grew up next to the sea in Hastings, which gave me a love of the coast, water and the outdoors. Throughout my life I have been inspired by the beauty of landscape which I enjoy through walking, cycling and travel. A degree in History of Art and Architecture at…

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