Just returned from a family holiday in Canada. Here are a selection of quickish watercolours done at Methuen Lake and nearby Beaver Lake.
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The view out to the main expanse of Methuen Lake
Just returned from a family holiday in Canada. Here are a selection of quickish watercolours done at Methuen Lake and nearby Beaver Lake.
My daughter scattering cherry blossom petals beneath an ancient overhanging cherry tree, at a friend’s house near Wraxall, Bristol.
The petals were so plentiful it seemed impossible to distinguish between fallen petals and the pinkish reflected light.
Oil on canvas, 90cm x 60 cm