Moo And Action

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This is great, I can see why you were drawn to paint this image, and you've caught the action so well. Excellent work John.

Posted by Lewis Cooper on Wed 15 May 06:27:44

Excellent and I can definitely see the attraction!

Posted by Heather Love on Wed 15 May 06:46:42

Excellent

Posted by Martin Shaw on Wed 15 May 07:26:07

This works great. Really well painted.

Posted by David Williams on Wed 15 May 08:42:23

You have really painted this very well .

Posted by Stephen Hulse on Wed 15 May 08:49:40

Excellent.

Posted by Ellen Mooney on Wed 15 May 09:18:49

This is great John

Posted by Russell Edwards on Wed 15 May 09:21:35

Wonderful John.

Posted by Denise Cat on Wed 15 May 09:31:24

Don't know about you, ducks, but I'm going this way..... I like the dynamism, and the massive form of that cow: not a creature with whom I would have wished to struggle...

Posted by Robert Jones, NAPA on Wed 15 May 10:41:26

Definitely full of action and can hear the “moo”!

Posted by Christine Rogan on Wed 15 May 11:29:52

Excellent portrayal of an attractive topic John, Nice work,

Posted by Jim Morris on Wed 15 May 12:15:00

Wonderful painting John. The struggle with the cow is so well depicted.

Posted by Carole Kelly on Wed 15 May 15:29:56

Moo-arvellous!

Posted by Linda Wilson on Wed 15 May 16:48:57

Thank you all folks for your feedback. It is very much appreciated.

Posted by John Graham Inkson on Wed 15 May 16:49:35

You’ve really caught the action in this one - great painting.

Posted by Jenny Harris on Thu 16 May 08:06:37

How could you not John. You have caught the action and strength in the image absolutely The lighting is as ever superb in the folds of her dress.

Posted by Mary Ashton on Fri 17 May 08:10:51

Love it! No wonder it attracted your attention, John

Posted by Thalia Stones on Fri 17 May 09:25:16

Superb!

Posted by Spencer Lambeth-Angell on Fri 17 May 10:07:40

Hang on Studio Wall

14/05/2024

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I simply had to paint this dynamic action going on between the cow and the woman. It is a crop from a larger painting by a french artist Julien Dupre (1851-1910. My copy is oil on mix media paper 8x8 inches.

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John Graham Inkson

Life From The Easel. As an artist I see my self as an all rounder. Ive worked with all the painting mediums, as well as silk screen printing, ceramics, small sculptures, sign writing, murals, graphic design and digital art. I went to Cardiff University to do graphic design rather than do a fine…

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