Storm Katie Meets Ballydavid dingletown I find it interesting that

I find it interesting that the flowers I chose to do such as nasturtiums and montbretia and two prolific plants to be found in my garden now

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The holly trees surrounding it were covered in so many leaves hence the name

Having been inspired by work done by Mary Watts (wife of George Watts) in the Watts Mortuary Chapel in Compton in Surrey in the UK I wanted to do a painting to show the earths creatures and plants living in harmony

and how a flash of bright sun will suddenly light up a rainy day

Storm Katie Meets Ballydavid dingletown I find it interesting thatAlso available in Limited Edition. This painting along with Approaching Rain no. 327, A Golden Sunset no. 328 and Midsummer Sunset no. 329, were all done as a series from my dining room window of sunsets at different times of the year.