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As part of my collection of pictures of features on the Menai Strait (between Wales and the island of Anglesey) this picture is of the summerhouse in the garden of a house named 'Chateau Rhianfa', Rhianfa loosely meaning a ladies' retreat; the house having been built in the mid-19th century by a wealthy baron for his wife and family. This summerhouse is in the garden that sweeps down to the Menai Strait. My wife is sitting patiently inside.

I have rendered it in 'Chroma' as well as reducing it to bronze.

Picture displayed and for sale by permission of AmazingVenues Ltd, UK


favorited by Cristian Tudusciuc

favorited by Carl Nelson

Inspired by giants of hard-edge painting.


favorited by Carl Nelson

favorited by Carl Nelson

acrylic and heavy body acrylic on canvas
Hung at John, B Aird Gallery
Ontario Society of Artist Open Juried Show: OPEN MIND,
May 2008
Toronto, Canada


favorited by Tony Rainford

Abstract expression of the Pyramid's Spirit. Mummy.


favorited by Carl Nelson

Abstract painting & religious images; spiritual plasticity of colour and abstract forms; symchromia & neocezannism; the theme of St. George the Victorious and its abstract colour and form plasticity expression.


favorited by Carl Nelson

favorited by Carl Nelson

The intention of these portraits is not a realistic recording of a persons features. They are an attempt to catch his very identity and radiation on his environment.
The vulnerability of the human being is always emphasised.


favorited by Carl Nelson

favorited by Carl Nelson

This painting depicts the the two strongest creatures in the African Savannah meeting under a tree to get out of the summer afternoon dwindling heat!

(If you are interested in purchasing a reproduction please let me know. Reproductions are currently made on Premium Gallery Canvas panels ready for hanging. Size can be ajusted for an additional price.)


favorited by George Gump

one of my impressionistic style landscapes


favorited by George Gump