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Every child had a ‘blue beck’ – a place to explore, jump streams and build swings in trees.
I don’t suppose it was ever so blue, but this is my ‘blue beck’….as I remember it.
This 16″ × 12″ watercolour was painted on Saunders Waterford 140lb NOT with Windsor & Newton artists paints.
As a painter of light, legend and landscape I am indebted to the wonderful medium of watercolour which gives me the versatility to incorporate many different styles in to my work.
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Comments
Well my timing to check out RedBubble was perfect!! This is sensational. Could well be my favorite of all your works! The colors are so inviting and everything about this is perfect!! Wow!
Thanks Leslie – you can’t beat a bit of nostalgia!
– Glenn Marshall
Wonderful mixed fusions with an extensive range of green values here,you have created mood,atmospere & depth in this marvelous piece Glenn.
Thanks a lot for your very astute comment.
– Glenn Marshall
WOW! Glen you have hit me right between the eyes with this dramatic color combination, and your signature feeling for this wonderful light still shines through.
Hi Randy – many thanks my friend.
– Glenn Marshall
Beautiful..gorgeous painting , well done!
Thanks Catherine
– Glenn Marshall
Love the blues Glenn. Absolutely a wonderfully done painting.
Thanks Jim and good to have you back.
– Glenn Marshall
Glenn, your paintings have a beautiful mythical quality! Gorgeous!
Thanks Laura – I suppose this is a mythical place but one we can all relate to.
– Glenn Marshall
A perfect “blue beck” memory Glenn. Beautifully done!
Thanks Maree – did we really jump those streams?
– Glenn Marshall
Gorgeous colours, Glenn – really eyecatching.
Thanks Tash
– Glenn Marshall
I agree with all the comments and love this one also.
Many thanks
– Glenn Marshall
Gorgeous, glorious, Glenn. A time when there were few rope swings and absolutely no shopping trolleys. The innocent wonder of childhood shines through
Thanks John. Yes – a long time go though!
– Glenn Marshall