Less Prosperous. A relic from a bygone age.

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I agree with your sentiments Brian - this is a great piece of rustiness!

Posted by Heather Love on Tue 23 Jan 14:29:13

A super rendition of rust and age Brian.

Posted by Fiona Phipps on Tue 23 Jan 14:35:13

Superb painting.

Posted by Stephen Hulse on Tue 23 Jan 15:36:45

How good is that!!

Posted by David Stevens on Tue 23 Jan 15:41:24

Superb bit of history Brian.

Posted by Carole Kelly on Tue 23 Jan 16:08:52

Really like the colour, texture and shadows.

Posted by Jill Hammond on Tue 23 Jan 16:32:27

Excellent .

Posted by Chris Scott on Tue 23 Jan 16:40:06

Very well painted Brian.

Posted by Spencer Lambeth-Angell on Tue 23 Jan 17:18:22

Superb work

Posted by Romila Datta on Tue 23 Jan 21:29:42

Super work.

Posted by Tony Auffret on Tue 23 Jan 22:41:48

Hang on Studio Wall

23/01/2024

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Watercolour of a relic of the Prosperous Lead Mine in Nidderdale which was abandoned as uneconomic in 1889. For me it is more about what is missing in the image than what is included.

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Brian Ward

I’m just a hobbyist painter really. No lengthy palmares just a couple of shows with my local club. After a lifetime in Production, Health & Safety & Environmental Management I retired from full time employment to while away the hours doing exactly,……. well…….. what I choose to do. The transfer…

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