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A Lost World Art Print
by Nigel Radcliffe
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A Lost World art print by Nigel Radcliffe. Our art prints are produced on acid-free papers using archival inks to guarantee that they last a lifetime without fading or loss of color. All art prints include a 1" white border around the image to allow for future framing and matting, if desired.
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This overgrown pond, in the grounds of a derelict mansion in Eire, unintentionally conjures up thoughts of Monet with its waterlily pads, though it... more
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Artist's Description
This overgrown pond, in the grounds of a derelict mansion in Eire, unintentionally conjures up thoughts of Monet with its waterlily pads, though it has a melancholy air with its deep, seemingly bottomless foreground.
About Nigel Radcliffe
I was born a Manxman - a native of the Isle of Man in the centre of the British Isles - and my heritage from there sometimes brings a Celtic element to my work. However, another side of my personality has often been expressed in my acrylic painting and photography in a more extraverted, Mediterranean way. This has no doubt been influenced by the fact that I have travelled through Europe and elsewhere in the past, but I have come to look for inspiration nearer to my home in recent years in a beautiful part of the north of England. My Christian faith underlies what I do in art as in the rest of my life. I am a retired clinical psychologist and am married with children and grandchildren. I have no formal artistic qualifications but am...
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Gary F Richards
Spectacular A Lost World composition, lighting, shading, colors and artwork! F/L voted
Laurel Adams
Nigel, this is PURE MAGIC!…now following…Fav…v…BEST to you!
Nigel Radcliffe replied:
Thank you Laurel. It was a really atmospheric place.
Fiona Craig
An intriguing work - great use of colour and tone to create mood! L/F
Nigel Radcliffe replied:
Thanks, Fiona. Yes, it was a moody place. All the more so with the grounds gradually becoming overgrown.