Tower Bridge after the Snow

Tower Bridge after the Snow
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Magical, and what a super Christmas card this would make! Lovely sparkle on the water.

Just superb, as is all of your portfolio. My kind of work completely, just love the detail and realism of your work and the atmosphere's you create.

Terrific composition and great feeling for the Thames evening sky, love it.

Thank you all for your kind words. I'm glad you like this. And yes, it's my Christmas card for 2012! Richard

Absolutely brilliant.

What a stunning painting and a gallery full of wonderful works. I feel privileged to view it.

Thank you both. Much appreciated.

Thanks, Denise. I'm glad that you like my work. Best wishes, Richard

I agree with above comments it is indeed a great composition, your use of colour is always stunning

Thanks again, Ros. I'm glad you like it.

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31/03/2015
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Tower Bridge is an iconic landmark that spans the River Thames next to the Tower of London, from which it takes its name. This painting shows the bridge at dusk a few hours after a snowfall. The bridge was built between 1886 and 1894 and is a combined bascule (leaves) and suspension bridge. It was featured in the publicity for the 2012 Summer Olympic Games in London and a set of Olympic rings were suspended from the overhead walkways. In my painting, I have used the bridge to frame the famous 30 St Mary Axe building, popularly known as 'The Gherkin' and situated in London's financial district along with Tower 42. It was designed by Norman Foster and completed in 2004. Like the Bridge, it is one of my favourite buildings in London. As in many of my paintings, I have made extensive use of golden ratios, notably with the position of the horizon and key structures. ORIGINAL SOLD; AVAILABLE AS GICLEE PRINTS ON CANVAS OR PAPER.

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Richard Harpum

Award-winning artist, Richard Harpum, paints mainly with acrylics on canvas or board but also paints watercolour florals. He works in a realist style and pays meticulous attention to detail. Richard's primary areas of focus are landscapes, seascapes and cityscapes but he also paints still…

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