River Thames at Dawn #1 (Sold) Painting

This painting will be exhibited at the Surrey Art Fair at Sandown Park in Esher, Surrey from 15 - 17 March 2019. It's a great opportunity to see the painting in the flesh, which I strongly recommend as no photo gives a true sense of how the colours glow. I used to live on a houseboat on the Thames between Windsor and Staines. There is about a miles-worth of river bank which is a mixture of parkland, meadows and light woods near the mooring. It being cold on a boat, I was often up early and out and about and this is a typical autumn morning. It shows the Runnymede Pleasure Grounds with a mist rising up from the river. As with all my paintings, this is made from top quality materials - in this case professional grade oils on heavy cotton canvas. The piece is framed in ultra-slim aluminium box moulding with a tiny shadow gap. The frame is dark grey with a slight texture and a hint of a satin finish. It has picture cord on the back and is ready to hang.