Seaside Cafe No.1 (Fortunes of War) - (Oil on canvas, 9 x 12 ins.)
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Seaside Cafe No.2 (Due South) - (Oil on canvas, 9 x 12 ins.) £190
The cold weather, coupled with the failure of the Art Club's boiler meant that when I got there yesterday, the oldsters had decided that they couldn't take any more frozen bones and gone home.
Bolbec Hall Studio
In splendid isolation, I set to and finished off the two paintings of Brighton cafes
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I've sat many a time in that first window. It's a great writing spot whatever the weather. I love it up there when they've got all the windows open, but also on dark and stormy Winter afternoons.
Hi Harry
Hope you are well. My apologise for not visiting your blog in some while, but I`ve been out of action. Its good to see your work as always.
All the best
Annie - I wish I'd had time to go in, but we only had a day and so much to do.
Trevor - Welcome back! Sorry to hear you've been out of action. Hope all is well now.
I anticipate this series, which has a fine start. Your arches are recognizable, and I think a great visual device.
The little space heaters tell the story in the photo. And, since I am a man of the north, I see the reason for the sky light, too! Fun to get a peek at the club.
Thanks, Casey. It may be a short series, or perhaps an occasional series - I have only one more arch to deal with at present. I'll be on the lookout for more in the future.
I agree..nice work and nice to see the club.
April
Thank you, April.
They came out great!
Kev
Thanks, Kev. It was a good day out.
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