29 Hospital Steps - ©2018 - Cathy Read - Watercolour and Acrylic - 17.8x17.8cm painting of hospital steps

Buckingham Art inspiration number 29 – Hospital Steps

Painting 29 of my Buckingham art series of Paintings is inspired by the Hospital Steps. In retrospect this should have been painting number 39, after the litaerary classic but then I always did like doing things my way. 5 steps seems a pathetically small number, even if it is accurate. These steps will be familiar

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Painting of a weather vane with a colourful stainted glass sky behind.27 Weather Vane - ©2018 - Cathy Read - Watercolour and Acrylic - 17.8x17.8cm

When a sky inspires a Stained Glass painting.

Today is supposed to a stained glass painting. I naturally thought of a window but I had trouble finding one, although it may have been that part of me didn’t want to. Part of the issue is there are surprisingly few in North Buckinghamshire.  Lots of Churches but most have plain glass windows. Then there’s

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Painting of a shop sign in BuckinghamShop Sign - ©2018 - Cathy Read -Watercolour and Acrylic - 17.8x17.8cm

Recognise this Shop Sign in Buckingham?

Here’s a familiar sign, if you know the street. but where is it? Somewhere in Buckingham, naturally. The 4950 paintings are all of features in Buckingham and surrounding villages. This one you can find on Google Maps  I’ve tried not to make it too easy for you though, where’s the fun in that? The painting

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Painting of architectural detail, bolt on a door.22 Bolt - ©2018 - Cathy Read -Watercolour and Acrylic - 17.8x17.8cm

Can a building be summed up by a Single Architectural feature? Plus the staircase answer.

Today’s architectural feature is a Bolt. The original image took me a while to find. I had my list of intended painting subjects and this one, Bolt, was particularly hard to find, which surprised me. Bolts are common place aren’t they? The trouble is, they tend to be on the inside and I wanted the

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