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One of my (Swedish) wife’s very very distant relatives was a Scot and together with a group of clan leaders fled to Scandinavia following a lost battle. He was given an area of land in Sweden by the King simply because he went out hunting and brought back a wild pig – the King was hungry and generous ( this was maybe five hundred years ago!) . A tiny part of that area is still in the family and is farmed.. this is one of the small barns in snow. Watercolour done in situ with warm water to stop it freezing.
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I guess I’ll order a card of each. I can’t choose. These are some of the best Swedish paintings I’ve seen. And I love Karl Larsson. But these rival his. :0) J
That is very kind of you Song’ but take another look at Larsson he’s a different league!!! LOL
– Peter Lusby Taylor
haha, I love that you had to use warm water to stop it freezing :-) Incredible use of the blue to convey the light, you are SO talented Peter!
trish – I should have replied a couple of days ago but anyway just to say a massive thank you fior all these lovely encopuraging comments- I just had one of them featured in a watercolour group, so will post more soon..
– Peter Lusby Taylor
Wonderful watercolour Peter, lovely work …
Thanks Tom, more paintings to come soon…
– Peter Lusby Taylor
Vackert = beautiful.
Great history.
tack so valdigt mycket… I do not have my Swedish keyboard here in the office so I’ll just have to say thanks in English. and your work is terrific too I will pay it a proper visit soon.
– Peter Lusby Taylor
I love your story, and even more your lovely painting, Peter! I wish I’d “discovered” you earlier here on RB!
Thanks Pat I’ve only just started posting paintings-but I’ve been focussing on learning about photography recently and the bubble has been very helpful.
– Peter Lusby Taylor