Original artwork description:
This is a view from the slope on Broadstairs Jetty looking towards the Old Lifeboat House with rowing boats on the slope and Bleak House, where Charles Dickens stayed and wrote David Copperfield, in the background looking over Viking Bay. The Tartar Frigate pub is in the background.
This watercolour painting was completed on site using permanent, non fade, quality Artist's pigments on heavyweight rag paper.
Image size 13 x 16 inch.
I usually frame this size in a 16 x 20 inch ready made frame, available from several stores.
Materials used:
Non fade artists watercolours on heavyweight rag watercolour paper
Tags:
#beach #boats #kent #sea side #jetty #broadstairs #viking bay #bleak house #old lifeboat houseBroadstairs. View from the Jetty. Old Lifeboat House, Bleak House. Viking Bay. Tartar Frigate (2016)
Watercolour
by Peter Day
28 Artist Reviews
£170
- Watercolour on Paper
- One of a kind artwork
- Size: 43.18 x 33.02cm (unframed) / 43.18 x 33.02cm (actual image size)
- Signed on the front
- Style: Impressionistic
- Subject: Landscapes, sea and sky
Original artwork description
This is a view from the slope on Broadstairs Jetty looking towards the Old Lifeboat House with rowing boats on the slope and Bleak House, where Charles Dickens stayed and wrote David Copperfield, in the background looking over Viking Bay. The Tartar Frigate pub is in the background.
This watercolour painting was completed on site using permanent, non fade, quality Artist's pigments on heavyweight rag paper.
Image size 13 x 16 inch.
I usually frame this size in a 16 x 20 inch ready made frame, available from several stores.
Materials used:
Non fade artists watercolours on heavyweight rag watercolour paper
Tags:
#beach #boats #kent #sea side #jetty #broadstairs #viking bay #bleak house #old lifeboat houseReturns and refunds
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Artist Reviews (28)
This artwork is sold by Peter Day from United Kingdom
