Road to Buttermere, Cumbria

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Another levely painting, Tony.

Posted by Cesare Romano on Thu 01 Oct 13:16:44

Great painting Tony, no matter were I have climbed and trekked in the world this is one of my favourite areas to walk in (without people) love the colours you have used and the way you show the path leading up to Scarth Gap is so well done. The colour graduations on Haystacks are fantastic you have really brought the hill to life, Wainwright would be pleased with what you have done with his final resting place. Sorry I am rambling on, I just think it is one of the best paintings I have seen of this place for a long time, nice one.

Posted by Malcolm Buckley on Thu 01 Oct 13:43:28

Lovely rich, strong washes here, well done Tony<br />

Posted by Stephen Slater on Thu 01 Oct 14:06:34

Superb control of watercolour, those mountains are brilliant as are the delicate reflections of the trees in the lake.

Posted by Val Kenyon on Thu 01 Oct 17:54:57

Excellent use of the medium Tony, love the foreground!

Posted by Fiona Phipps on Thu 01 Oct 20:03:45

Just beautiful Tony! This is alandscape that I know very wel,l and you have really done it justice!

Posted by Chandra Ward on Fri 02 Oct 11:38:53

I am lost for words, Malcolm - but Thank you so much.<br /><br />Thank you all for your generous comments - most inspiring Tony

Posted by Tony Taylor on Wed 07 Oct 15:05:02

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01/10/2015

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Cumbrian landscape

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Tony Taylor

I have been working in the Finance Industry all my working life, but I waited for retirement in 1994 before taking up watercolour painting, attending the late James Fletcher-Watson, R.I., R.B.A courses at Dedham and Windrush for several years. Have run my own courses, visiting Cumbria, North Norfolk…

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