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Watercolour
Original Sold, Oct 08.
Full sheet Arches 300gsm (stretched with nail gun)

Based on a photo of people viewing the construction taking place in Ground Zero.

The viewing platform, inside the American Express Building, was originally a marble wall but was replaced with glass when the building was repaired after 9/11 so that people could come and view the area. The people were respectfully quiet as they look on as the site was being rebuilt.

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blue, construction, ground, new, people, site, york, zero

My specialities are watercolour painting and printmaking. Further enquiires? mazchap@optusnet.com.au

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  • Susan Moss
    Susan Mossabout 5 years ago

    Beautiful work Marion the composition and colours are wonderful

  • Jim Phillips
    Jim Phillipsabout 5 years ago

    Fantastic work and very nice writeup.

  • Virginia McGowan
    Virginia McGowanabout 5 years ago

    gosh your’e brilliant with watercolour! this is just fabulous, wow and stretched 300 grms too!
    thanks for the write up, very interesting to hear what is happening.

  • Harold Teel
    Harold Teelabout 5 years ago

    Speaking as a retired architect, this work is great. Speaking as a watercolorist, this work is great. Glad you could be there to capture the scene.

  • RLHall
    RLHallabout 5 years ago

    Gorgeous work, I remember the photo and liked that, love the painting as well!!

  • Anett  Kilen Kennedy
    Anett Kilen K...about 5 years ago

    wonderful, I love it!

  • Lora Garcelon
    Lora Garcelonabout 5 years ago

    I am so impressed – I love this painting! The yellow against the blue sings, and the figures and their reflections are wonderful.

  • Colin Cartwright
    Colin Cartwrightabout 5 years ago

    Superb and imagivative use of watercolour, Marion.

    Especially poignant, concerning the subject.
    The predominant 2 colours – primaries of blue and yellow, are particularly visually appealing.

  • RMonroe
    RMonroeabout 5 years ago

    Wow! Love this painting…

  • GEORGE SANDERSON
    GEORGE SANDERSONabout 5 years ago

    brilliant work, the use of colours is fantastic
    eric1