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New Paintings and Distressed Frames
I have been getting paintings ready for mixed exhibitions and have just about finished 16 new ones. At one of the places I show my work they suggested distressing frames so that’s my new look. These frames aren’t really distressed, … Continue reading
Posted in Art, artists, Exhibitions, Life, Living in North London, Painting, Uncategorized
Tagged acrylic, Bury St Edmunds, Chelsea Art Fair, distressing, flowers, frames, galleries, garden, hellebore, Hosta, Iona Gallery, Josephin Harpur, new, painting
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Good Friday Walk
Into Soho for a nice coffee and Pain au Raisin at Patisserie Valerie. Bus to Victoria, then a walk down Vauxhall Bridge Road to Tate Modern. Hot cross buns in Regent Street My Great Grandfather, Thomas Goulden, was born here … Continue reading
Posted in A day out, Art, artists, Buildings, cooking, Exhibitions, Family, Life, Living in North London, Painting, Royal Watercolour Society, The Past, Uncategorized, watercolour, Who we are
Tagged Bankside gallery, London, painting, Royal Watercolour Society, Tate Britain, Thomas Goulden, walking
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The Royal Watercolour Society Open Competition 2013
The successful entries are on show at Bankside Gallery, 48 Hopton Street, London SE1 9JH, until the 3 March, from 11-6 every day. You can also see the Prizewinners. The exhibition shows a wide variety of subject matter and style … Continue reading
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Tagged abstract, acrylic, art, art school, artists, Bankside gallery, colour, competition, diverse, drawing, English, exhibition, figurative, living in london, London, making, new work, painting, paper, Royal Watercolour Society, still life, watercolour, work in progress
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A loaf of Bread
I made a loaf of bread, and since I have just watched the Oscars, I would like to thank my lovely sister Henrietta who gave me the book of recipes, Dan Lepard who wrote the book, Doves Farm flour, Hovis … Continue reading
Posted in Art, artists, cooking, Family, Life, Living in North London, Uncategorized, Who we are
Tagged bread, food, life, Oscars, thankyou
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Thomas Heatherwick’s 38 bus
My first trip on the new 38 bus! Been going on this route from Angel, Islington to Shaftesbury Avenue for a very long time. The fare was 3d when I first used this bus – Thomas Heatherwick’s new design is … Continue reading
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Tagged 38 bus, London, Thomas Heatherwick
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Sentimental Journey
The etching above is by Edward Bawden and shows Liverpool Street Station in the 1930’s. This station means a lot to me, because I grew up in Essex and it was the way in to London. We would come … Continue reading
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Mini Picture Show at Bankside Gallery
This finishes on Sunday 27 January 2013 These are still available mounted but unframed from the Gallery – £65.00 each plus p+p Contact Bankside Gallery info@banksidegallery.com
Posted in Art, artists, Exhibitions, Living in North London, Painting, Royal Watercolour Society, Uncategorized, watercolour
Tagged acrylic, art, art school, autumn, birds, blog, charity, colour, drawing, English, exhibition, friends, living in london, London, painting, paper, Royal Watercolour Society, watercolour, winter, work in progress
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The Talented David Winthrop has produced an Etching
Prevolver – an Etching by David Winthrop – Limited Edition
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Tagged Artichoke Press, David Winthrop, Etching, outsider art, Ramsgate, wierd
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Snow in London
Snow in the park and the view from my window 18 January.