Menonday Art Vibe; Henry Kondracki Peeks
Continuing this mini-exhibition of the Edinburgh painter's works, I think you will have no trouble recognising this great landmark, the Forth Rail Bridge. An iconic feature of the Scottish landscape for some 160 years, there have been many renditions and depictions, but this is as good as any. I know this angle well, viewed from South Queensferry, looking across the Firth of Forth towards the north, and Dalgetty Bay.
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Beautiful! XX
ReplyDeleteRather stark look?
ReplyDeleteHari Om
DeleteIt's quite stark IRL...! Yxx
it is impressing... wonderful work!!
ReplyDeleteNice work and beautiful colors!
ReplyDeleteLooks amazing
ReplyDeleteI have crossed it, YAM. Both the structure and the artwork are impressive.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful painting! Take care, enjoy your day and the new week ahead.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous, love the style!
ReplyDeleteOh I do so admire those who paint and build bridges.
ReplyDeleteI still recall all the amazing bridges we saw in 2016 as you, Bryan and I drove into Cincinnati.
Hugs cecilia
Love it! Tigris, Styx and Lanie too
ReplyDeleteDiese berühmte Eisenbahnbrücke werde ich sicher nie in echt sehen. Das Bild ist sehr schön. Die rote Farbe der Brücke ist sehr auffällig. Ist die Brücke in echt genau so gefärbt?
ReplyDeleteHari OM
DeleteIn fact, the colour here is muted, almost brown. The actual colour is quite red... if you care to, you can scroll through this post, which features all three of the crossings of the firth. On one, you will see a close-up of one part of the Rail Bridge and how red it is! Yxx
What a beautiful painting.
ReplyDeleteArt is not at all my forte!
ReplyDeleteThis is lovely 😍
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