Architecture

Bridge of Sighs – No details, just the Art. More about Bridge of Sighs

Hertford College on New College Lane has a curious little bridge between two buildings, nicknamed “Bridge of Sighs” after the famous structure in Venice. Although the college dates from the 13th century, the bridge is a relatively recent addition completed in 1914. It is called the Bridge of Sighs because of its resemblance to the bridge

Today, in Wordless Wednesday, we track back in time to Christ Church, Oxford and Tom Tower. More about Christ Church, Oxford – Tom Tower Painting

And now for something a little different for Saturday night live. A mix of artist talk and painting creation. https://youtu.be/bymDocPxb_M I’ll leave you with the finished painting. More About Cultural Exchange Painting

No details, just the Art. Liverpool Street Station – ©2021 – Cathy Read – Watercolour and acrylic – 56 cm x 76 cm More about Liverpool Street Station Painting

Liverpool Street Station. Why do clock towers magnetically draw the eye? Is it their round faces, or because they distinctly mark the passage of time? Liverpool Street Station Clock Marks Our Times Time.  Ever elusive. We know it passes, yet we can’t touch, see, or feel it whiz by.  Clock hands give us solid evidence