I have sold a number of beach scenes at Formby of late, so stocks of this subject were low and I wanted something not too taxing to paint as I worked on a more difficult painting.
It puzzles me why a local beach scene is such a popular subject but I suppose sunny days at the seaside are always uplifting and can hold happy memories – that is, until you have to paint masses of marram grass and footprints in the sand.
Other seaside paintings are available for sale on my website: grahammcquadefineart.com
I think the beach is nature uncorrupted and peaceful. It’s a mental escape. Beautiful piece of art.
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Lovely.
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A beautiful painting , Graham. It brings back memories of lovely days at the seaside
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Lol
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A deep appeal of the beach is at the end of the day the beach cleans itself of human trace.
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Thanks . Sometimes there is a lot of human – and animal- traces to remove.
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Are you kidding? It’s clear to me why these seaside paintings are selling, your work is fantastic, Graham! This one, in particular, is beautiful!
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Thanks for you kind words Tiffany. My point was why this does this subject get purchased compared to the other things I paint?
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One of my favourites of yours, Graham. Love the shadows creeping over the sand.
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That’s a lovely beach and a lovely painting.
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Beautiful beach scene!!
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