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DEBBIE
FARQUHARSON
The artwork 'Apples over Shoreham' was
inspired by visiting Shoreham – I live very close in
Seal. This is an imaginary group of apples hanging
over a suggestion of a landscape in some of the
colours Palmer used in 'The Magic Apple Tree'.
I based it on photos from Shoreham and of the
apple tree in my garden. He used watercolour and
pencil and I've used both with some pastel and
Inktense pencils too. A sense of Romanticism was
intended to be portrayed. The second painting
is called 'Bountiful Red Apples', watercolour and
inktense pencils on paper, a painting with lots of
drawing elements in Inktense pencils and vibrant
colours with a more expressive atmosphere,
portraying a bountiful, juicy group of apples.
Apples over Shoreham
Watercolour, pen and pastel
40 x 45 cm
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