Dead wood
Artist coloured pencil on paper 16 x 19.5 cms (6 x 7.75 inches) 2010 Signed with title and date on the reverse
£52
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Dead wood is a beautiful coloured pencil landscape drawing of oak trees in a sloping snowy field near Edstone in Warwickshire.
The winter light shines off the snow filled landscape.
Artist coloured pencil is used on Ingres Fabriano paper 90 gsm.
Beautiful fine art — Dead wood expressive landscape drawing.
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