Buckingham Art

Painting of a house detail with window, brickwork and Pattress plate

7 Pattress Plate Painting Meditation

Meditating on a Pattress Plate painting. Is something I never thought I’d ever say. Yet here I am. Following the 4950 paintings challenge in 2018 I had to paint a few of the more obscure architectural detail. This is one, it’s a particular type of wall tie used when walls become unstable and need securing. […]

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Painting of a signpost in Buckingham 50 Signpost - ©2018 - Cathy Read -Watercolour and Acrylic ink - SOLD

Architectural Art #50 – The final 4950 painting!

I did it! My challenge to create 50 pieces of architectural art inspired by architecture in Buckingham and surrounding villages is complete! I decided to finish symbolically with a signpost. It implies What next?, which direction shall I go? Signposts signal clarity, planning and a desire to be helpful. Missing signs end up getting people

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Painting of a gate latch at Stowe49 Gate Latch - ©2018 - Cathy Read -Watercolour and Acrylic - 17.8x17.8cm

4950 Painting Challenge penultimate painting- 49 Gate Latch

As I approched the final paintings in the 4950 painting challenge, there were a few last minute shuffles. Paintings I was struggling with and didn’t decide on the specific subject matter until the deadline for completing the painting challenge finished. The final 2 paintings were not like that though. I decided on these two back

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Rainbow porch painting is the Radcliffe centre Buckingham42 - Porch - Cathy-Read- ©2018 - Watercolour and Acrylic - 17.8x17.8cm

Architecture art: Enter The Porch

As architecture art goes, this has lots of features to note. Arch windows, stonework, leaded windows and the shape of the porch. The entrance to a former church, now repurposed and well used. As you can see, I’ve gone wild with colour. The building is superficially very yellow, being a sandstone construction. On closer inspection,

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