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for Roger Beckwith's Photos and Paintings Pages
Links relating to Finchingfield and old broadcasting equipment are in the
relevant sections of this site.
Click on the names or the pictures.
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Artists & Photographers |
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Stuart Ball |
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Based in Rutland, Stuart uses mostly watercolours to paint landscapes in a loose and impressionistic, sometimes witty and whimiscal style. He uses what he describes as a simple, naive almost childlike perspective. His paintings depict coastal fishing towns, villages and market towns in the countryside, and industry in the north. This is his impression of Finchingfield. |
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Mike Benson |
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Mike's site includes several galleries of photographs taken on his travels and a selection of his watercolour paintings, many of which show Sussex scenes. |
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Annabel Greenhalgh |
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Annabel Greenhalgh is a well established British landscape artist painting representational scenes in pastel and oil. The website includes many coastal scenes and emotionally charged landscapes and seascapes of Wales, the UK and abroad. Original work, high quality limited edition prints and cards. |
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Gwynfor Roberts |
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Gwynfor says his main subject is the Rhymney Valley in South Wales, though some lovely skies seem to feature prominently in his paintings! This picture shows LLandegfedd Reservoir, Pontypool. |
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Susan Savad |
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Like me, Susan uses Alkyd paint, preferring its drying qualities to those of normal oils. She paints scenes of suburban America, working from her own photographs. Susan describes how she makes her own canvas boards and also how she scans her paintings. |
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Peter Wood |
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Peter paints a wide range of subjects, and I find his pictures of beach scenes particularly appealing. This one is at Bridlington. In addition to painting and teaching, running courses and doing demonstrations Peter also finds time for many other creative activities. |
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Galleries, Directories and Web Rings |
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The Worldwide Art Gallery |
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An Australian site featuring art history, an art directory, a kids' art gallery and education resource, free art quiz (win prizes) plus contemporary international and Australian art. |
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Art Materials |
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Ken Bromley Art Supplies |
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A source of the Winsor & Newton Griffin Alkyd paints that I use and the Galeria brushes that I frequently use with them. |
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Art Discount |
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Another online source of Alkyds. Look in the section listing Winsor and Newton oils. |
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Railways |
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RailServe: The Internet Railroad Directory |
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Over 7,000 rail-related links, search engine, Train Simulator Add-Ons, ICQ List, and more. |
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| The West Somerset Railway offers twenty miles of stunning Somerset countryside and coastal scenery - there's something for all the family on Britain's longest and most lovingly restored (they claim!) heritage railway. The line runs from Bishops Lydeard, near Taunton, past the Quantock Hills northwards towards the Bristol Channel coast at Minehead, serving ten beautifully restored stations along the way. See my painting of one of them - Crowcombe Heathfield - in the railways paintings pages. | ||
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home > paintings | photographs | finchingfield | old broadcasting equipment | links This site is best viewed with Internet Explorer using a screen resolution of 800x600.The paintings shown on this page are copyright of the artists. Permission has been given to use them here.Page copyright Roger Beckwith. All rights reserved. Last modified 1st August 2012. |
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