Not sure who the gentleman in the portrait is but it looks about 16th century. Sorry about the little bit of glare under the chest next to the chair. It isn't in the painting!
Thank you Paola, so glad to see you back and I love the collages and mixed media. I can tell you are excited about it. Thanks for your comments here. I really like to do these interiors.
I'm just loving those latest interiors Sheila. You just have captured the timelessness of those historical houses. As you say, those windows could be so fiddly but you've managed to capture the overall effect so well. Well done!
Thanks Marjorie, Haddon is one of the smaller, more intimate old houses. They are opening for the Christmas season for the first time this year so I'm longing to go back and have another look!
Hi Sheila,
ReplyDeletewhat a wonderful serie of paintings.
You bring me in the past with this enchanting atmosphere.
Absolutely amazing!
Thank you Paola, so glad to see you back and I love the collages and mixed media. I can tell you are excited about it. Thanks for your comments here. I really like to do these interiors.
ReplyDeleteoooh! love your window paintings sheila,they are sooo cosy,
ReplyDeletewanna sit there with you talking art...
Rob, this was such a brilliant place. I could have easily settled in. It was so "natural" you know, compared to some of the bigger "stately homes".
ReplyDeleteI'm just loving those latest interiors Sheila. You just have captured the timelessness of those historical houses. As you say, those windows could be so fiddly but you've managed to capture the overall effect so well.
ReplyDeleteWell done!
Thanks Marjorie, Haddon is one of the smaller, more intimate old houses. They are opening for the Christmas season for the first time this year so I'm longing to go back and have another look!
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