Morecambe Bay Trawler
(Acrylic on Acrylic Board) (A3 Unframed)
This the second acrylic painting of this subject. I liked this view as it included much more of the distance and therefore it gives a more complete impression of the old ship in its setting. I love the neglected feel of this old ship
This acrylic was disappointing when I started it, but I think perseverance has perhaps paid off.
| Dimensions | 35.56 × 45.72 cm |
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| Artwork | Original, Canvas Print, Mounted Art Paper |
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