Physalis By Antique Lamplight

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The lengths an artist will go to for that perfect still life, you've got that papery look of the Lanterns by lantern light. Marvellous work. A lovely humorous blurb, Roger.

Posted by Anonymous User on Mon 30 Sep 05:58:41

Such an unusual and very effective approach to these much loved seed pods. Very eye catching!

Posted by Diana Boanas SWA on Mon 30 Sep 07:12:15

Great painting … worth the pong!

Posted by Heather Love on Mon 30 Sep 07:14:34

Super, unusual, composition. Your discomfort has been well rewarded as the texture of the physalis is spot on Roger.

Posted by Carole Kelly on Mon 30 Sep 08:16:00

Many 'thank you's ' for kind comments...always much appreciated. Now for something different...I am totally opposed to POL allowing anyone using this website for the purpose of selling their work. To be brief....at the moment...it reduces the simple ethos of 'show and tell' to the base level of a market place and touting for trade. I will add to this at later today. Right now it's doggie walk time!

Posted by Roger Knapik on Mon 30 Sep 08:18:30

I did add a comment yesterday Roger - where did it go? Anyway, very funny vision of you painting away - another dramatic piece of work too.

Posted by Marjorie Firth on Mon 30 Sep 13:58:23

I knew this was yours. A gem.

Posted by Gudrun Ståhl Sharpley on Mon 30 Sep 16:21:07

Marjorie...thank you for having made the effort...I have no idea what happened to your comment but thank you for having done so,

Posted by Roger Knapik on Mon 30 Sep 18:38:45

Hang on Studio Wall

29/09/2019

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Tricky...the oil lamp pongs, and I have to wear a face mask, which pleases partner. She thinks that improves my looks which is a bit rich coming from someone who thinks that a restorative cosmetic face pack is a Good Idea...well, it keeps the flies away! Oil on canvas and as usual, painted from life. Anyone for a mud bath???

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Roger Knapik

Born Edinburgh, educated Chester Grammar, now living near Bath. With no interest nor art experience of any kind until art school, I to enrolled on the flimsiest of evidence in the form of a couple of sketches. I am eternally grateful to the late head, Jack Shore, for seeing some artistic merit…

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