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Lower Fishguard on a Misty Morning Original Oil Painting by Carole King

84 x 34 x 3cm (framed)

24 Artist Reviews

£800

#3 in this ongoing series of paintings of chains, 'Lower Fishguard on a Misty Morning' has that early morning feeling as the last remnants of mist are burnt off by the sun. I was inspired to paint this series by walks around our local harbours all having well worn flagstones and rusty boat chains.
This painting is created from photographs and sketches made at Fishguard lower Harbour where 'Under Milk Wood' was filmed. The untouched location is beautifully captured as is the sense of stillness and calm found here.
Painted in full colour on canvas and framed in a simple black wood surround.

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artist quality oil paints on primed canvas

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#3 in this ongoing series of paintings of chains, 'Lower Fishguard on a Misty Morning' has that early morning feeling as the last remnants of mist are burnt off by the sun. I was inspired to paint this series by walks around our local harbours all having well worn flagstones and rusty boat chains.
This painting is created from photographs and sketches made at Fishguard lower Harbour where 'Under Milk Wood' was filmed. The untouched location is beautifully captured as is the sense of stillness and calm found here.
Painted in full colour on canvas and framed in a simple black wood surround.

Materials used:

artist quality oil paints on primed canvas

Details:

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Carole works as a painter, printmaker and bookbinder Collagraphs, relief prints and silkscreen printmaking processes are used: combining text, diagrams, maps and figurative images with folklore and traditional symbolism to create... Read more

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