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Attended a very interesting talk on saturday night given by lady called Dr Annie Anderson, who I believe teaches at Southampton Uni. It was on art and ancient landscapes and did the full spectrum from gothic ruins to dolmens and circles. Lots of stuff by Piper and Samuel Palmer and also a lot of Paul Nash...that I don't like!

A man called Thomas Hearne was mentioned who did I think it was said a whole series of Stonehenge images back in the late 1700s.

Also mentioned were the Ruralists who are still busy painting the landscape etc down here in Cornwall.

As i sat being bombarded by images I thought a lot of Jane's work, it would have fitted in very well.

It was also mentioned that Southampton Uni will be putting on an exibition of all this work in early 2008..keep an eye out Goff! and that it might tour the country.

Mr H

Mr Hamhead wrote:
Also mentioned were the Ruralists who are still busy painting the landscape etc down here in Cornwall.

As i sat being bombarded by images I thought a lot of Jane's work, it would have fitted in very well.

It was also mentioned that Southampton Uni will be putting on an exibition of all this work in early 2008..keep an eye out Goff! and that it might tour the country.

Mr H

Did you mean the Brotherhood of Ruralists Mr.H... http://ruralistfineart.co.uk/pages/artists/AnnArnold.html
they don't seem to have done any stones, but the trees of the Annie Ovendon and Ann Arnold are rather good, prints though are expensive, did an exhibition at Devizes Museum not so long ago..

Mr Hamhead wrote:
Lots of stuff by Piper and Samuel Palmer and also a lot of Paul Nash...that I don't like!
...
As I sat being bombarded by images I thought a lot of Jane's work, it would have fitted in very well.
It sounds like a wonderful lecture, I wish I could have been there and I'm honored to be in such esteemed company in your mind; with one caveat - that I hope you *do* like my work, Mr H!

I'm painting lots of pebbles at the moment (http://www.janetomlinson.com/images/paintings/justapileofstones.jpg for example) rather than specific megalithic sites. Needless to say each pebble has its own story.