An early morning view from Mynydd Maendy Hill fort.
This wonderful place dates back to the Iron Age period. (c. 800 BC - AD 74)
This is a small oil painting on a linen board
(24x39 cm)
The area is littered with ant nests piled high like small termite mounds all topped with beautiful green moss 🐜 I often wonder how old the lineage is of the little ants that reside in the them... they could be Ancient 🤔
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4 days ago
Thankyou @Artfinder
A framed 'Paddington Station' will be on its way shortly to a new collector in Wales.
This wood engraving of Paddington takes a viewpoint from the top of the ramp leading down to platforms 8 and 9, via which vehicles used to be able to drive right down to the trains. This shadowy, narrow route serves as a striking contrast to the bright, broad space created by the roof - which dwarfs the passengers and even the trains.
This is one of my larger engravings:
Boxwood (15x28cm).
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@ltmuseum
6 weeks ago
Rebecca Coleman sgfa
Rebecca works in a variety of media and has exhibited work at some of the country's most iconic
locations — the prestigious Royal Academy of Arts, the Mall Galleries, and in
Cork Street — and with distinguished organisations including the Society of Wood
Engravers and the Royal Society of British Artists. She also regularly exhibits at
other galleries across the UK and beyond, and in 2014 she was elected to the
Society of Graphic Fine Art.