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A joy to make and hopefully a piece that can be enjoyed throughout the year
Then a stutter and a spit
Original size: 290x 390 mm
The Greek myth tells how Apollo had preferred the friendship of Hyacinth over that of Zephyr
Weir on the Dart Saltmarsh A joy to make andAutumn at the weir is a mixed media work, using charcoal, conte and gesso with layered paper. This piece is filled with energetic marks and textures on the surface adding great interest to the work. Looking across the river Dart one hears the Archimedes screw turning as the water rushes past or see the seal feeding on the fish. A familiar place for many locals and visitors to the town. The Archimedes screw that is used to generate energy as part of
