Time and Tide, Topsham (16'' x 9'')

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Beautifully painted Bob.

Posted by Henry Martin on Thu 02 Mar 17:02:16

Very nice painting Bob.

Posted by Maureen Sherman on Thu 02 Mar 18:02:50

This is special, Bob. Lovely work. The whole painting seems to have a subtle blue glow to it. Gorgeous.

Posted by Ann Cromack on Thu 02 Mar 19:05:18

Been there, seen that, but not painted it. Well done!

Posted by Linda Wilson on Thu 02 Mar 19:19:55

A beautiful scene Bob. love the boats

Posted by David Johns on Thu 02 Mar 19:36:26

Lovely watercolour Bob, clean and bright.

Posted by Fiona Phipps on Thu 02 Mar 20:46:50

Lovely work Bob, I am a Christian too and enjoy trying to capture God's handiwork on paper.

Posted by Stephen Slater on Thu 02 Mar 22:07:05

Nice work Bob you have done a great job on the larger barge it's not easy to draw and paint boats that are on their side at such an angle. Your painting has a lovely serene feel about it.

Posted by Barry Hulme on Fri 03 Mar 07:14:48

Super piece of work.

Posted by Michael Edwards on Fri 03 Mar 09:49:14

Lovely work Bob. Boats never fail with me....

Posted by Jim Morris on Fri 03 Mar 12:30:19

Hang on Studio Wall

02/03/2017

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The hulks of old barges etc.. are decaying on the far bank of the Exe. This painting was done on Arches Rough paper about 2 1/2 years ago. I expect the hulks are more decayed today.

About the Artist

Bob Biggart

I'm an amateur artist who started to paint in watercolours about 1990, when I found that the watercolours I admired in galleries were way beyond my price range. My thinking was that in time I might be able to produce paintings that I could hang on my wall at home, and be happy with. At the…

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