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by Martin Davey
$47.10
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Design Details
This acrylic painting features a summer countryside scene with three Friesian cows resting on the grass, during midday. Behind them is a small hill... more
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1.80" W x 3.875" H x 0.90" D
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1 - 2 business days
This acrylic painting features a summer countryside scene with three Friesian cows resting on the grass, during midday. Behind them is a small hill with a few indications of a fence and worn path. The location is a part of the New Forest, Hampshire, near to the town of Ringwood on the western side of the national park.
It was painted during October 2016 and is done on stretched paper with an image size of 16" x 12".
Welcome to the artwork and paintings of artist Martin Davey. Martin creates visual work in a number of styles and media. On this site one can see Martin's illustration work, which is digitally painted in a traditional methods in photoshop. The subjects range from imaginative cartoon and animal subjects, whimsical scenes and horror and scifi. Martin likes all of his artwork and paintings to be as accessible as possible to a wide audience. Detail and colour are important, combined with a simple visual message for any one to enjoy.
$47.10
Meg Shearer
Beautiful work Martin. l/f!
Martin Davey replied:
Thanks Meg. It was based on a scene from a few years ago, but of course summers are always timeless!