Bamburgh Beach is always worth visiting, regardless of the time of day, time of year or the weather- it always rewards you with something new. It's a scene I never tire of- the apparently unchanging profile of the castle, set against everything else in a state of flux- sea, sky and landscape constantly changing. Sometimes it's wild and dramatic, the castle, solid on its high rocky pedestal, dominating a restless, raging sea. Other times its almost dreamlike, the castle seeming to float above a pastel coloured sea and drifts of wildflowers.
The cheery bright yellow daisy like flowers of ragwort are pollinator-friendly and are the primary food plant of caterpillars of the cinnabar moth. But as it is poisonous to livestock, it is viewed as a serious weed of paddocks and pastures.
This small original painting will look great in the most contemporary or traditional home.
It was painted onto textured heavy weight paper, using Artist's professional acrylic paints and Artist's Medium, giving a shiny finish on the water.
It is ready to hang, and framed in a bespoke solid oak frame which is 26 cm square. The painted area is 12 cm square.
This series of small paintings are small enough to hang anywhere- an awkward space or on a staircase, but with enough presence to always look great- singly or as a group. Hang them in blocks, vertical rows or horizonal lines.
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