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I saw the whales in Winchester Cathedral this morning. It was a fabulously immersive experience and I loved the whale sounds echoing throughout the cathedral. Closing my eyes, I could imagine being underwater with them. Loved it.

This is truelly beautiful...is the exhibition coming to Norfolk at all

Love your attitude and approach..."the process". Living life, making footprints in the sand.

Came across this site this morning which looked very interesting and very promising. I am now on the fourth video and so far have only seen people who can't speak properly or display really bad artwork - or both. I will continue to investigate when I have more time but for now all I can do is quote Morcambe and wise's catch phrase. What do you think of it so far - Rubbish.

Here in Australia I like to say the land grows you. I am so happy you have had a chance to let our land grow you as an artist and I truly hope you return. I am so looking forward to see your works from this trip.

I was asking myself : why that boat? why choosing that fast light boat and not a displacing boat?

Nice video Peter. The years pass by… your paintings keep the past alive and fresh. You exist in your paintings, you live on…

Love this work and Tom's very straight forward explanation. Looking forward to seeing it for real.

How utterly wonderful. Flip! dunno what to say which is about right eh! Fantastic. Thanks TR!

Be great if someone paints this part here and call it "The painter" 10:03

Love your work!

increadible

I felt he DID nail it, loose, fresh, wonderful colour matching and spot on values, it is a lovely painting full of detail but without being fussy. He's so talented and doesn't realise it.

"Trick is not to think too much... and just do it" (Finding a location)~~!!!

I love that you came to Australia. Our landscape and your style is a much made in heaven.

she was an amazing lady i used to ride past her house with my horse and looked after one of her horses a cob called john boy when i was a teenager ,some of her horse sculptures was based on him ,i will never forget this amazing lady

Thank you

Great to see fresh video on egg tempera

j'adore

… I really like Francesco’s work and I’m sure that he will work some magic with lithographs … 🙏

Wonderful speaker, and fresh mediations on figuration and abstraction are long overdue...(be great if there could be slight improvement in the sound quality?). Big thanks to Messums.

Fantastic informative video, love Pete’s work, thank you for sharing 🎨❤

Love your work so much Tyga!

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Me gustan muchos tus pinturas, qusiera rpeguntarte que Tubos de oleos usas,que colores y tipo de pinceles,

Absolutely stunning work! Thank you so much for sharing! Tuesday has such talent!

Loved watching this! Thank you.

Excuse my ignorance, please could you give some backstory on this?

The is a wonderfully video. Very interesting and beautifully shot. I would be very interested to know who videoed it?? He’s a great photographer. Thanks

Great review

A master

lovely work. Been following for a few years.

Wow

Would love to buy one of his work ❤

good

Most useful thing ive ever watched did a painting today didnt think didnt look paintings rubbish , but out again tomorrow thank you

Beautifully filmed

Rest well xxx

Great! Thank you for doing these videos, they're so vital to hear from the artist and see their reactions when speaking of their work.

There is an enormous amount of "integrity" painting from life, alla prima, especially in nature! Always great to see Peter Brown at work.

Fascinating video, beautiful work and lovely to hear Tyga's insights to her work. Walking in one small area everyday gives incredible insights into nature but astonishingly there is always something more to see.

Peter is an amazing artist. I met him once, he's a true gentleman.

You are really doing a great job!! You definitely need to research smzeus!

Another nice piece Pete, you could seal the back of your MDF, but you may already do it.

Thank you.

What a marvellous man. Humble, intelligent and clearly unusually talented. I’ve always marvelled at the crushed, wrinkled surfaces of his modern objects yet stupidly never made the connection with the ancient world and it’s ethereal carved drapery and veils. We’re very fortunate to have artists like him carry on these traditions and further evolve them. If in 100 years, as he hopes, these modern objects are no longer in use, I hope too that his work will continue to be displayed and enjoyed to fuel the imaginations and inspire our future generations. Thank you Mr Waugh.