Category Archives: Seascape

Push Your Painting Boundaries

Posted on January 12, 2016 by Mark Mitchell

Like Rome, a great painting isn’t produced in a day. The care and precision the artist takes in bringing their masterpiece alive takes time, patience and a great deal of practice. Before settling on a single painting technique, artists are … Continue reading →

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A Voyage Through The History of Seascape Art

Posted on November 10, 2015 by Mark Mitchell

Many purveyors of fine art will have already come across some of the beautiful seascape paintings that have been produced throughout history and will have marvelled at the beauty of the scene; with dark, rolling tides and nautical scenes, there’s nothing not … Continue reading →

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