Spring in Oxford
Spring in Oxford, oil on linen, 20 x 24 inches (50 x 60cm)
Above: the painting nearing completion. As usual, this picture was painted entirely on location. There was a gap of two weeks between beginning the painting and going back to finish it. You will notice that when I started (photo below) the trees were bright pink with blossom. When I returned for the second session they had turned green, fortunately I had got far enough with the trees to have got away with it!
Lovely silvery light and beautiful sky!
Lovely painting Roy! I know what you mean about the trees. I keep meaning to go out and paint the blossom every Spring, when I go back the spot, it’s always already fallen.
Spring is a fleet footed mistress, isn’t she?
Kind regards, Steve.