The Truth

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Love the colours you use very serene, aiming to put more people in my paintings like your figures very much not too much detail, but expertly done, love it

Posted by sandra white on Sat 03 Dec 14:48:58

Beautiful colours and reflections. Her partner long gone, or will he be back?

Posted by Fred Elwell on Sat 03 Dec 15:38:12

Superb, Stephen, as always.

Posted by Lionel Simister on Sat 03 Dec 15:51:08

I see you've left us to put our own ending to this love story, very clever. Brilliantly painted, super reflections, I just wish I could get to Norwich to see them in the flesh. Good luck with the exhibition.

Posted by Val Kenyon on Sat 03 Dec 15:51:27

A lovely finale. Is she still hoping he will appear or do I get the distinct feeling that she is now more relaxed.

Posted by Carole Swingler on Sat 03 Dec 16:57:13

Has he gorn...... ? Well, she's probably well rid of him.

Posted by Robert Jones, NAPA on Sat 03 Dec 20:06:48

Sandra..so many thanks.

Posted by Stephen Higton on Sat 03 Dec 20:56:57

Fred..long gone lol..thank you.

Posted by Stephen Higton on Sat 03 Dec 20:57:30

Lionel..you are very kind

Posted by Stephen Higton on Sat 03 Dec 20:58:02

Val..thank you

Posted by Stephen Higton on Sat 03 Dec 20:58:25

Carole..the ending is with the viewer...:o) thank you.

Posted by Stephen Higton on Sat 03 Dec 21:01:10

Robert..what can I say ???/

Posted by Stephen Higton on Sat 03 Dec 21:02:16

Missed this one earlier- lovely painting I want a happy ending!

Posted by Glennis Weston on Sun 04 Dec 08:45:01

Fantastic painting Stephen - of the three this is the one I like most. The relaxed pose, the reflections in the wet sand and the colours touch something inside. Like Glennis, I would have liked a happy ending, but perhaps this is the happy ending - she's better off without him and knows it deep in her heart...maybe... Perhaps we should all try and write the short story now; I wonder how many different versions there would be.

Posted by Jane Adams on Sun 04 Dec 09:43:47