Knights Steps Lunzjata

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Lovely, Thalia.

Posted by Shirley May on Fri 07 Jun 07:28:28

Love the arch of the tree framing the painting and your usual charming greens and burnt siennas.

Posted by Carole Kelly on Fri 07 Jun 10:04:44

I think this is your best painting of this series Thalia - the winding staircase and the vivid use of loose brushstrokes- perfect captures both mood and atmosphere.

Posted by Shaun Byatt on Fri 07 Jun 10:28:08

Love it Thalia, your dark greens are super.

Posted by Alan Bickley on Fri 07 Jun 12:42:37

A lovely little painting, Thalia.

Posted by Ellen Mooney on Fri 07 Jun 13:35:29

Thank you very much Shirley, Carole, Shaun very kind of you..it is too hot to paint at this time of day [lunchtime] now, hence the intense looking paint work!! Thank you Alan and Emma, Greatly appreciate your kindness everyone.

Posted by Thalia Stones on Fri 07 Jun 14:19:16

Love the building with the curving steps,the different greens and the complimentary colours, a superb painting, Thalia.

Posted by Annick Whitcombe on Fri 07 Jun 19:11:04

Lovely wet in wet. Such a strong, vibrant watercolour.

Posted by Marjorie Firth on Fri 07 Jun 19:42:10

Such boldness of colour in such a small painting - lovely, Thalia

Posted by Maureen Sherman on Sat 08 Jun 16:00:47

Lovely colourful painting

Posted by David Douglas on Sat 08 Jun 20:25:39

Hang on Studio Wall

07/06/2019

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The Knights of St John used Lunzjata Valley as a hunting area as well as growing food. This area is full of wonderful interesting things to paint. My friend's house is behind the building on the right. These steps are not easy to paint [or climb!!] as they are very steep and curve at a strange angle from the point of view of perspective! Tiny watercolour, 5x5,5ins.

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