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10.00" x 7.50"
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2.00"
Frame Width:
0.88"
Overall:
15.50" x 13.00"
A Lost World Framed Print
by Nigel Radcliffe
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A Lost World framed print by Nigel Radcliffe. Bring your print to life with hundreds of different frame and mat combinations. Our framed prints are assembled, packaged, and shipped by our expert framing staff and delivered "ready to hang" with pre-attached hanging wire, mounting hooks, and nails.
Design Details
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.