“Sunrise Paintings, a series” created on location in France.
Sunrise paintings created immediately after observing, 55 x 45 cm (19¾” x 17¾”) £650.
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51 x 81 cm (32″ x 20″)
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Sunrise? is it possible to paint a sunrise ‘as it happens’?
Plan and prepare in advance, be on location ready and awaiting before sunrise.
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45 x 38 cm (17¾” x 15”)
Painting a fine art investment for 1550 £.
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A completely unrepeatable series of semi abstract paintings produced over several weeks from the same location, the South East corner of the bastide village of Castelnau de Montmiral in South West France.
Sunrise paintings series, 45 x 38 cm (17¾” x 15”) £ 1250
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Unique is an over worked word which can fairly be applied to these unrepeatable artworks, all painted plien aire, as it happened.
45 x 38 cm (17¾” x 15”)
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Sunrise, my intention being to push myself & my colour vision hard to my limits, to see what happened.
Each painting is spontaneous however I prepared thoughtfully before the moment, choosing the location, watching the weather forecasts and preparing the materials.
45 x 38 cm (17¾” x 15”)
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We were experimenting to discover how would the colours, tones and composition reveal themselves through the artist, given the picture had to be completed in some 20 to 40 minutes as the sun was rising.
45 x 38 cm (17¾” x 15”)
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Recording a sunrise or a sunset in this manner leaves an artist no time to ‘think’ only to spontaneously, naturally, react; hence the two series on this web site.
45 x 38 cm (17¾” x 15”)
Painting SOLD to a gentleman in the U S A to be a gift for a lady.
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In each instance I had to plan and prepare in advance, to be on location ready and awaiting before sunrise.
45 x 38 cm (17¾” x 15”)
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To acquire or commission a painting :
This project represents a leap into the unknown and this shows in these remarkably successful paintings.
This painting project was much influenced by ideas developed with Francis Pratt of The Painting School of Montmiral , Castelnau de Montmiral, SW France.
My objectives we named “In Search of Power Painting”, meaning power spontaneously in then stop.
Because of my very unusual colour vision, I tend to use a language to describe my colourful experiences which even Professor Francis Pratt does not fully understand.
Francis Pratt is a leading expert on colour vision who’s experiences include much scientific study and research at the University of Aberdeen.
A colour blind painter?
I am what is commonly known as ‘colour blind‘.
I have visual qualities I share to advantage with some of the all time greatest masters of painting, Monet, Degas and others.
I have described and illustrated this in some detail on this web site.
My visual reality clearly defies the overly simple description of ‘colour blind’.
My paintings and photography demonstrate I have a rich colour experience and this is a quality I share with some of the grand masters of the past.
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