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Allen Banks & Staward Gorge is a National Trust property in the English county of Northumberland. The northern end of the Allen Banks estate was largely created by Victorian wonder woman Susan Davidson over 30 years as a ‘wilderness garden’ and is today one of the largest areas of ancient woodland in the county.
This first painting in the series explores the low light of Autumn. This light causes deep shadows with the sun directly at eye level.
For this series I experimented with oil washes on a sanded paper. I then layered with more oil paints and pastels, washing with turpentine to thin for the desired effect. I was after a misty, high contrast look and this technique achieved it perfectly.
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limited edition prints on Innova products and are full archival and made from the high-quality alpha-cellulose and/or fine cotton linters. The papers have been extensively tested for UV resistance and longevity according to the guidelines of the Fine Art Trade Guild in the UK.
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River at Allen Banks 
