Showing posts with label PASSageway. Show all posts
Showing posts with label PASSageway. Show all posts

Friday, October 7, 2016

Hidden Passageway by Marion Hedger

Hidden Passageway
30x40cm (12x16") Oil on stretched canvas

We have lots of beautiful old villages around us, and apart from a few small paintings see this post here I have not painted any of them. I have hundreds of photos but there is something about painting buildings, however picturesque that I find daunting.

I decided it is about time I changed that and challenged myself to paint some larger pieces. OK this one is not a large one but a step along the way.

About this painting
This is an alleyway in St Paul de Vence my local village. It leads up to a hotel at the top and they always line the ally with flower pots. You often see tourists arriving, and after driving through the narrow village streets they then have to take their cases up this passage and negotiate the steps.

This painting is not as textured as usual, I have reserved the texture for the highlighted area. I scraped the foreground walls several times to give the impression of the weathered wall texture. Tell me if it worked.



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Some closeups



Tuesday, May 17, 2016

Hidden Passageway by Marion Hedger, Impressionist landscape painting

Hidden Passageway by Marion Hedger
"The Hidden Passageway, St Paul de Vence"
Oil on stretched canvas, painted with a palette knife
Size =  30x40cm (approx 12"x16")

A modern impressionist Provence village landscape painting featuring a typical passageway in the old French hill top village of St Paul de Vence. Imagine yourself walking up the passage and discovering what awaits you around the corner.

Some close-ups



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Friday, March 18, 2016

The Hidden Passageway Impressionist painting by Marion Hedger


"The Hidden Passageway, St Paul de Vence"
by Marion Hedger
Oil on stretched canvas, painted with a palette knife
Size = 30x40cm (approx 12"x16")
Read about this painting on my blog

A modern impressionist Provence village landscape painting featuring a typical passageway in the old French hill top village of St Paul de Vence. Imagine yourself walking up the passage and discovering what awaits you around the corner.

Painted with both a brush and palette knife, the painting has a combination of smooth and raised texture as can be shown in the close-up photos. The use of the palette knife means the colour stays fresh and vibrant giving a vibrant finishing touch to the painting.



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