Orton-on-the-Hill.

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Wonderful painting, Rupert, lovely atmosphere and great touch of light.

Posted by Cesare Romano on Sun 16 Oct 13:48:32

You sound disappointed with your oils Rupert, I think they are timeless. Your watercolours are brilliant but your oils are special. I still remember the oils you did of the red cabbage and the dead Magpie, that's what your oils do, they stay in the memory.

Posted by Fiona Phipps on Sun 16 Oct 20:53:58

Great work!

Posted by T H on Sun 16 Oct 21:27:56

Amazing light!

Posted by Sarah Eden on Mon 17 Oct 09:22:52

Hang on Studio Wall

16/10/2016

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8 x 12 inch oil on plywood. This was the second sketch I did at Orton on the Hill yesterday but again, I felt I got rather bogged down with the oil paints. I suppose that it's just a question of practice in order to go forward. By the time this painting was nearing the end, the church seemed to fill with bees which whizzed around me like bullets.

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Rupert Cordeux

Coventry Lanchester Polytechnic. 1984 - 1985 Wolverhampton Polytechnic School of Art and Design. 1985 - 1988 Overall winner of Watercolour Challenge in 1999 after which I turned professional. Birmingham Watercolour Society Associate Member of Royal Birmingham Society of Artists.

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