loppped tree crop

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  1. Mikey Georgeson18 November 2010 at 06:40

    this is a crop of a lopped tree I painted today. I was drawn to its bronze like monumentality - lifeless and resolved. The aeroplane creates a feeling of the sublime in me.

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