Some lovely results from last week's Sketch Club lunch time session

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LONDON FOG OVER THAMES - Palette Knife Oil Painting On Canvas By Leonid Afremov https://t.co/NuxGzUo87J

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Thames Barge. Acrylic on Saunders Waterford paper 20 x 20 inches. I love the furled gaff rig on these barges with their iron red sails.

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John Robertson Reid (6 Aug 1851 - 10 Feb 1926), Scottish painter.

Reid was interested in group scenes and social interactions, and had a great ability to express individual character through subtleties of pose and expression. See 'The Thames - Evening' (1886; V&A).

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i was in the mood of doodling my oc! it's been 84 years since i last drew thames... (he's an edgelord)

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And some more colourful tree sketches from Owen and Bianka at yesterday's lunch session

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See London and other great cities through the eyes of brilliant
Her solo show is on till 15th July in in Greenwich

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Waterloo Bridge, 1903, Claude Monet

“In nature, light creates the color.
In the picture, color creates the light.”
- Hans Hofmann

The Waterloo Bridge is one of the bridges crossing the River Thames in London.

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Thames Craft, a Scene from Millbank: detail from hand coloured print, drawn by P. Dewint and engraved by J.C. Allen. Published Feb 1, 1817 by W.B. Cooke , 12 York Place, Pentonville, London.

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George Scharf made hundreds of views of London after settling in England in 1816. On the River Thames, Bermondsey, May 1827. https://t.co/AN8OY0mXWT

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Some illustrations for the New York City Cycling Guide out now from Thames & Hudson and Rapha 🚲🗽🚲 see more on my site~ https://t.co/EpXqfkrdet

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John Minton (1917–1957) 'The Thames at Chelsea' ❤️

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LONDON FOG OVER THAMES - Palette Knife Oil Painting On Canvas By Leonid Afremov https://t.co/y48J4vVh2f

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We stopped off at for a pint and a bite to eat on our journey to the source of the mighty River Thames.

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A painting I did of the Thames which will be part of opening sat 12May at Riverside gallery, Richmond

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In the 1870s Hampstead residents afraid of the spread of smallpox opposed the location of the Fever Hospital. They suggested a less populous site (in red on map). In 1885 the Metropolitan Asylum Board moved all smallpox patients to hospital ships on the Thames

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