Seven miles south of Melton Mowbray is Burrough Hill, one of the highest points of Leicestershire and the site of an Iron-age hill fort. The site commands fine views across the Wreake and Soar river valleys and across to the Charnwood forest and other Iron-age sites at Breedon and Bardon. Pen, ink wash and oil pastel on Bockingford watercolour paper. 15″ × 22″
love the central focus of the tree…love the strokes….love the mood created….wonderful Martin… :)
Thanks Pam! I’m afraid my moody and melodramatic side has yet again emerged and made itself known on paper! Believe it or not this started out quite a light and airy painting…
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super work! :-)
Thank you very much!
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very striking and atmospheric artwork!
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Thank you – I’m glad that you think so!
– Martin Williamson (cobbybrook)
Fantastic work
Thank you so much!
– Martin Williamson (cobbybrook)
love the central focus of the tree…love the strokes….love the mood created….wonderful Martin… :)
Thanks Pam! I’m afraid my moody and melodramatic side has yet again emerged and made itself known on paper! Believe it or not this started out quite a light and airy painting…
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Thank you very much Meeli – that’s fabulous!
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hauntingly beautiful!
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Congratulations ,love the painting!!
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