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  Maeve Wright   
  Nottingham UK  
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Art: Outcrops by Artist Maeve Wright
"Outcrops"
Maeve Wright

Art: Desolate Landscape by Artist Maeve Wright
"Desolate Landscape"
Maeve Wright

Art: Italian Impression by Artist Maeve Wright
"Italian Impression"
Maeve Wright

Art: The Encroaching Sea by Artist Maeve Wright
"The Encroaching Sea"
Maeve Wright

"Desolate Landscape"

Art: Desolate Landscape by Artist Maeve Wright
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Media:  Mixed Media
Dimensions:  14" x 10"
Date of Work:  2005

This desolate landscape is bathed in the dying light at the end of the day.

This original drawing was created using watercolour and acrylic paints, felt pens, gel pens and coloured pencils on watercolour paper
It is not mounted or framed.
It is signed by the artist.

This work has been sold.

If you would like to commission a similar work, please get in touch.

Please Note:
This is not a copy or a print. It is an original work of art

Depending on the setting of your monitor, the colours may appear slightly different from those of the original artwork.
Also you must appreciate that it is impossible to convey all the subtleties of texture, tone and hue of the original work in a digital photograph.

Thanks for taking the time to look at my work


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