Sun scorched to the beacon

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Lovely painting, Paula. It is a wonderful view which I am very familiar with living only a few miles from Wilmington. Well done.

Posted by Linda Mauldon on Sun 14 Oct 16:28:37

Goodness that’s beautifully painted in great detail Paula. I love your grasses and flowers in the foreground and the distant area is super too. You can really feel the warmth of a summers day!

Posted by Tessa Gwynne on Sun 14 Oct 17:05:58

You have captured the heat and stillness of some of those long hot days .

Posted by Rachel Owen on Sun 14 Oct 17:07:47

A simply stunning painting Paula.

Posted by Joanne Duncan on Sun 14 Oct 18:38:06

Great work.

Posted by Dawn Halliwell on Sun 14 Oct 20:24:28

Such Expertise on the landscape! Beautiful. I know that clouds often break up into those little pillows, but, to me, they are a bit of a distraction from the superior work on the land.

Posted by Skylar Brown on Mon 15 Oct 00:10:13

Beautifully accomplished landscape with fabulous texture and atmosphere. Would love to be there Paula.

Posted by Carole Kelly on Mon 15 Oct 09:35:15

This is superbly done, love it, Paula, but must say I totally agree with Skylar.

Posted by Thalia Stones on Mon 15 Oct 15:19:45

Great painting!

Posted by Maureen Sherman on Mon 15 Oct 15:53:15

Two great paintings Paula, this one in particular looks amazing.

Posted by Margaret Beynon on Mon 15 Oct 15:57:17

Hang on Studio Wall

14/10/2018

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At the height of Summer a walk up Windover Hill (above The Long Man of Wilmington) . Here you feel like your're on top of the World with the endless view of the sun scorched slopes of The South Downs towards Firle Beacon. (East Sussex) Acrylic on canvas 24" x 18"

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Paula Oakley

I am a contemporary realist painter working with acrylics on canvas. My main area of study is to take traditional subjects and depict them in a modern style, a wonderful mix of nostalgia and modern day culture. Based in East Sussex my constant inspiration comes from the scenery and textures of my…

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