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colours
These are samples of traditional paint based on iron oxide and/or linseed oil. I love these warm, earthy colours that makes the monochrome landscape come alive and love this unusual way of displaying samples in natural light. The photos were … Continue reading
Posted in architecture, building, buildings, colour, history, iron oxide, iron works, paint, photo, red, scandinavia, sweden, yellow
Tagged colours, gysinge, gysinge centrum för byggnadsvård, iron oxide, iron works, linseed, paint, photo, wood
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almost graphic
OK. You’ve seen the motifs already. One of my ordinary routes. Someone tweeted a quote by the late American painter Andrew Wyeth (1917-2009) which captured my feelings walking through this almost graphic landscape: “I do an awful lot of thinking … Continue reading
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