Saturday, 9 October 2010

Cathedral House, St. Barnabas Cathedral, Nottingham

I know it's a long, long, long time since I last posted and I just hope there are people out there still interested in my work. I have beeen doing lots of painting since I last posted and I thought I would begin by showing you one of my favourite pieces from the last few months


Cathedral House, St Barnabas Cathedral, Nottingham
Watercolour 8.24" x 11.75"

I painted this as a gift for two friends who got married at the cathedral in August. Rather than the usual front view of the cathedral from the main road, I decided to move down a side street and use the Cathedral House, which I believe is used as administrative centre for the cathedral, as the main subject. I liked the gardens and the large tree infront of the house. You can see the main tower of the cathedral in the background.



7 comments:

Anonymous said...

Absolutely beautiful! Your work is both peaceful and inspiring.

Theresa said...

Lovely John and great to see you are still painting such beautiful scenes!

storybeader said...

yes, John, I'm still out here. You work is as lovely as ever. What a nice gift for the broom and bride!

Babette said...

Beautiful..

Unknown said...

Thanks to you all for your comments. It's great to be back on the blog again.

Christine's Arts said...

I love your work John. The Angel Inn is one of my favorites. I know how it is with posting though. My posts can have big gaps too. But that's ok, life goes on.

Marian Fortunati said...

Hi John,
How's it going??? I'm hoping you're finding time to enjoy your painting after work.... Hope work is going well too.

Thinking of you...