Tag: Rivers of London
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Waiting For The Night: Last of the River Part 2
These are I think the last of the river pieces most done at night – that barrel has been well and truly scraped and is heading over Niagara Falls, well Teddington Lock at least…the first is a piece I did on a windy day – the nice Indian Summer didn’t last long although it has…
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Night Sail & Black Hope: Last of the River Part 1
Sail away. sail away, sail away! These are the penultimate batch of river images, I have decided to avoid the river as a subject for the foreseeable future, and so there won’t be many more for a long time. This is because of the lockdown when we were told to take only short exercise and…
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Hogsmill
Avoiding the dangerous Easter zombie crush along the River Thames, I have been exploring quieter parts including the Hogsmill River. The Hogsmill is a tributary of the Thames, much favoured by the Pre-Raphaelites, William Holman-Hunt regularly painted near it, or in the case of John Millais most famously painted a woman in it near Tolworth,…
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