Patricia Musgrave – A Painting Blog

Monday, April 21, 2014

Railroad Bridge at the River Wyre

9" x 12" oil on canvas

This month The Virtual Paintout is in Liverpool, and areas surrounding it. Traveling northeast on the Google Street View, I found this quiet corner where time seemed to have slowed down. It was so peaceful and serene, I knew I wanted to stop and paint right there!

This piece is painted on all sides, you can frame it up, or you can hang it, just as it is.

To see more of my work, visit my Gallery page at The Daily Paintworks, or visit me on Facebook! Thanks for looking!

1 comment:

Sue WApril 27, 2014 at 2:43 AM
This is just lovely! Saw it on Virtual Paintout:)
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My main goal as a painter is to express the beauty I see around me. I feel that this is my mission in life, and I take it seriously.

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