Decomposition
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No, not meant to be abstract but in fact a piece of decaying birchwood lying on the woodland floor. On its way back to the earth and en-route providing sustenance for a multitude of new life. It did strike me that a commonplace thing, when taken out of context can take on a look of abstraction. So if this can be appreciated as an abstract composition, then that is absolutely fine. In acrylic on unstretched canvas using a wide variety on implements and brushes.
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Anthony Stubbs
Now passed my allotted span of three score years and ten and enormously relishing being fully retired from paid employment as a lecturer in electronic engineering, working part time did give me more time to pursue my interests, now I have all the time in the world and the future has become even…
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