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Art Sale Expanded
The Art Sale in aid of Pulse Wholefoods Coop has been expanded and extended, as well as the 6 paintings HERE, an additional 2 paintings have been added to the sale.
These are:
Oil Pastels on Canvas – 8″ x 8″ – 200mm x 200mm
Oil on Canvas – 24″ x 30″ – 600mm x 750mm (approx)
These photos of the paintings don’t do them justice – they need to be seen to be appreciated.
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6 new paintings
Well – 2 from last summer, the rest painted this winter
All are Acrylic on Canvas – 800 mm x 1000 mm, 32″ x 40″
ORIGINAL ART SALE
EDIT – Now expanded and extended ***
For a limited period – until Saturday February 19th, these six (plus 2) vibrant paintings are on sale by auction. Starting price for all but one painting just £50. The other painting “Sisters” has a starting price of just £20
To make a bid use the contact form available from the menu above.
This sale is in aid of Pulse Wholefoods Coop and the paintings can be seen in the shop from Thursday February 10th until Saturday February 19th. Winning bidders can pick up their painting from the shop after that or it can be posted at cost.
Current Bids:
Ar Y Bryn – 0, Yn Y Goedwig – 0, Llwynhendy – 0, Lan Yr Afon – 0, Glan y Mor – 0, Pen y Mynydd – 0, Cefncaeau View -£50, Sisters -
Go on – be the first
- Ar Y Bryn
- Pen Y Mynydd
- Llwynhendy
- Yn Y Goedwig
- Lan Yr Afon
- Glan Y Mor
UPDATE: an additional 2 paintings have been added to the sale.
These are:
Oil Pastels on Canvas – 8″ x 8″ – 200mm x 200mm
Oil on Canvas – 24″ x 30″ – 600mm x 750mm (approx)
These photos of the paintings don’t do them justice – they need to be seen to be appreciated.
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oops!
You get an idea in your head and next thing you know it’s occurring. I thought I might get rid of – by burning – a load of old paintings that were damaged or irredeemable in some way so I piled them up like a bonfire. I lit it. Then realised how stupid I was because a) It was just an idea, and b) the paint would burn and pollute – phew – I stamped the germ of the fire out and went back indoors for a cuppa before tackling the task of getting the paintings back in the shed.
Here’s the paintings piled up:
Ten minutes later I went back outside and this is what I saw:
Oops!



Sisters
Cefncaeau View






















