2009 Finalists’ Gallery

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Lovely accidental image - often captured by photographers rarely artists - real - the forest was there - the lorry blustered in - the forest reclaims - but as is ofeten the case the Title makes the art (particulalry for me) - the most brilliantly executed image of a cat and a puddle called "cat and puddle" shows no imagination - "broken Down vintage truck in forest" would not capture me at all

Lawrence Green (30/11/2009)

Technically well done but the spirit and recognition of past achievement integrating into a gentle woodland, most perceptive. Congratulations, Neil. Dudley Seifert (25/11/2009)

Dudley Seifert (25/11/2009)

Such is life ! One moment powerful and then overgrown. A very interesting subject very well portrayed. Congratulations on both.

Patrick Horn (23/11/2009)

The muted colours and overgrowth make it look as if the artist has stumbled on some big sleeping animal in the forest. Really unusual - I like it!

Rebecca Horn (22/11/2009)

Looks like an Aladdin's Cave for old car-lovers. Nicely balanced natural and man-made textures

Judith Mears (18/11/2009)

An unusual subject beautifully realised. Colour and light both handled with great skill. First place for me.

Philip Smith (14/11/2009)

Title :

Perkin's Diesel

Artist :

Neil Chapman

Age :

Medium :

Oil

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