Impermanence

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I really like this though provoking painting , very clever and well painted.

Posted by Paul (Dixie) Dean on Sat 09 Mar 08:19:32

This is so clever and so very interesting, a great and imaginative piece of storytelling through art.

Posted by Heather Love on Sat 09 Mar 08:41:27

Love this Martin

Posted by Sarah Crouch on Sat 09 Mar 08:46:07

Well you certainly got me and my husband talking about this Martin. I was considering whether it was a palimpsest, he said not. Whatever, it’s as Paul said, very thought provoking. You’ve put it together so well!

Posted by Marjorie Firth on Sat 09 Mar 08:58:08

Thanks very much Paul Heather Sarah and Marjorie. I can see why the discussion over it being a palimpsest took place but there was no erasing so I don’t think it is one. Good word though. I had to google it. Ha

Posted by Martin S Taylor on Sat 09 Mar 10:41:48

Just love the way you have painted this, Martin. It is most intriguing!

Posted by David Stevens on Sat 09 Mar 11:22:39

What an interesting idea Martin and very well executed. Makes the viewer think!

Posted by Tessa Gwynne on Sat 09 Mar 13:33:47

Thanks very much David and Tessa. Always appreciate your input

Posted by Martin S Taylor on Sat 09 Mar 15:56:55

Just to add, Martin. My husband thought it was “ metaphysical”. We checked and decided no. Such intellectual discussion you have started Martin.🤣😵‍💫

Posted by Marjorie Firth on Sat 09 Mar 16:30:12

So unusual and thought provoking, Martin.

Posted by Spencer Lambeth-Angell on Sat 09 Mar 18:07:08

Like the narrative, very nice!

Posted by Romila Datta on Sat 09 Mar 20:47:01

I’m glad I’m good for something Marjorie. I can just about hear your grey cells rattling from here. Our intellectual conversations usually rise to the level of ‘shall we have porridge for breakfast?’

Posted by Martin S Taylor on Sun 10 Mar 08:11:30

Thanks Spencer and Romila. Good of you to comment

Posted by Martin S Taylor on Sun 10 Mar 08:12:14

Superb. Meditative!

Posted by Thalia Stones on Sun 10 Mar 10:56:22

Thanks very much Thalia

Posted by Martin S Taylor on Sun 10 Mar 20:38:50

Hang on Studio Wall

09/03/2024

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Nothing lasts forever. Watercolour based on a view at Lindholme Hall where old outbuildings are being removed and new rooms are planned. The ancient cat Tali who had lived there for years must be on his ninth life, the monk passes through fleetingly, birds fly over in a flash and even the ancient oaks will go eventually. The moles also pass through On Canson Moulin de Roy cp 20x16”

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Martin S Taylor

I have been for creating things for over 45 years and love variety so I paint, sculpt, make stained glass and ceramics. I use watercolour, acrylic, pastel and ink in my paintings and work from models, plein air and from photos - which I take lots of especially now phone cameras are so good! My…

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