Hiraeth
is a Welsh word that has no direct English translation. Likened to a homesickness tinged with grief and sadness over the lost or departed, a mixture of longing, yearning, nostalgia, wistfulness or an earnest desire
A beautiful word that caught my imagination #art#trees
I'm a PhD student at @UniofOxford and I think I'm living in a fairytale :-)
Foxes playing around in the snow at Magdalen College this morning — absolutely magical!
Emma Haworth
English painter based in London.
You have to look deeply into her work to see all the detail she paints into her pieces
I can spend far more time looking than just posting it , and I’m always delighted
Unusual painting from one of my Dutch favourite artists to post
Marius Van Dokkum
Everyone needs a break from the usual routine ….i like this one very much.
Paul Evans.
I’ve not seen this before and I love Teasels. His work is wonderful and you can tell he’s passionate about painting it.
One of my fave artists
He’s here again.
I love this artists paintings.
Paul Evans
If you like this one you will like them all. His palette is sympathetic and beautiful and his sunsets are treat for the eyes.
Not quite sure why I like this one but I do very much
Maria Aguilar is the Art Gallery where I found it and the artist is
Ricardo Galán Urréjola
New artist ( to me)
“Trees are vital to our planet and our lives They have healing qualities we should never take for granted. They invite us to enjoy walking amongst them asking for nothing in return…” extract from my article about why I photograph #PeakDistrict trees. https://t.co/EOtTfQCF0d
‘It is impossible to paint the rainbow without painting the rain.’ – #JMWTurner
Turner painted the sky and sea more than anything else in his lifetime. Fascinated by its light and colour, the rainbow became a frequent motif in many of his paintings.
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