Friday, 4 September 2009

Thames Barge 3.12x17, Oils on board.


I did this painting some time ago. It`s of a

Thames Barge beached on the sand for

some reason or another. This was done

mainly from imagination and what I

had seen in the past.
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  1. Unknown8 September 2009 at 12:05

    Hi Vic,
    congratulation on your blog, it looks great! Specially like this oil, very well done, will write soon,
    Mariano

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  2. Victor Errington8 September 2009 at 15:13

    Hi Mariano my friend. Glad your back and probably wanting a rest from painting eh?
    Thanks for your lovely comment on this painting.
    I`m dying to see some of your vacational ones.
    I`ve missed our chats and critics of one anothers works. I hope you and Maeve had a good
    time, and that she is well. Thanks again Mariano.
    Vic.

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  3. jsicignano2.blogspot.com9 September 2009 at 13:54

    Hi Vic,

    Well done, I really like the composition and the cloud formation as well as your tonal values. Beautiful play of warm and cool colors.
    Happy to see you are getting some of the artist that I admire to follow your blog.
    I'm off to see my grandchildren arrive home from their first day of school.
    You have a great and happy day painting.

    Your friend
    Joan

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  4. Victor Errington9 September 2009 at 14:24

    Hi Joan.
    Thanks very much for your comment. Glad you like this one. I visited another Area with lots of boats, but what you see is hundreds of static
    ones all over the beach, with lots of flotsam
    and big boxes and tackle that almost hides them.
    Not a very good productive day I`m afraid. But I
    went out this morning locally and did one study
    of a water fountain and a small landscape. I was
    very pleased with that effort. Thanks again Joan, and all the best. Your friend Vic.

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