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Moorland on canvas

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Carol Encaustician Registered: January 2006 Location: Devon England Posts: 1,559	The frame and mount are computer generated. The picture is in quite an ornate frame which I haven't managed to photograph very well so I cropped it and gave it a new one.
	· Date: Wed March 1, 2006 · Views: 1491 ·
	Additional Info
	Size cm: A4 ish
	Size inches: Block
	Wax Type: Iron
	Tools: canvas
	Comments Indicator gentle comments please

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Zaph

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Registered: January 2006
Location: Canada
Posts: 952

Wed March 1, 2006 18:48

Another lovely landscape from you Carol. The fine detail you give to your compositions is wonderful. Excellent work.

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Sylphlord
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Registered: January 2006
Location: Suffolk, UK
Posts: 189

Wed March 1, 2006 19:14

Very nice, there is alot of depth to this picture

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Ros

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Maria Egas
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Registered: January 2006
Location: Papendrecht , Nederland
Posts: 1,253

Wed March 1, 2006 21:04

Lovely fine landscape as always Carol

Liefs Maria

Llyni

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Registered: January 2006
Location: Mid Wales, UK
Posts: 525

Wed March 1, 2006 21:04

Carol,

As usual this is so good. I love the way the canvas weave makes the whole thing 'sparkle'. It's super.

Llyni.

Verlie

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Registered: January 2006
Posts: 1,764

Wed March 1, 2006 21:56

Carol, do you look out on vast spaces of land where you live? Your landscapes look like they are so much a part of your everyday life. I mean you are an expert with these paintings. Love it. Verlie

Carol

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Registered: January 2006
Location: Devon England
Posts: 1,559

Wed March 1, 2006 23:17

Hi Verlie, Yes is the answer to your question. I live in a small village which is on the side of a valley. From the house and garden I can see Dartmoor in the distance which looks like the hills in the picture at the moment as they are covered in snow and in the forground are rolling green hills some with cows and some with sheep. I am lucky to live in the place others come on holiday to. Devon is famous for having high banks on the sides of the narrow roads. Soon they will be covered in primroses. I keep trying to paint it but it is so hard to capture it even with a camera.

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Carol

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Bob
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Registered: January 2006
Location: Reading, Berkshire - U.K.
Posts: 1,246

Wed March 1, 2006 23:21

Your landscapes are wonderful Carol. I love the distant hills in this one. They look misty. I like the detail of the grasses in the foreground. The mount and frame work well - good idea.

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BOB

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Elsinore
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Registered: January 2006
Location: West Wales
Posts: 1,511

Thu March 2, 2006 01:01

Essence of moorland..beautiful

love

vargamari

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Registered: January 2006
Posts: 2,465

Thu March 2, 2006 01:10

A nice and calm landscape. Tasteful.

Best wishes,

vargamari

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wazzycazzy

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Registered: January 2006
Location: Hampshire, England
Posts: 2,203

Thu March 2, 2006 14:38

Lovely. The hills in the distance look far far away and the grasses in the foreground are right under my feet. Great painting.

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