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Emotions

  • Kate Rundell
  • Mar 6, 2022
  • 1 min read

Updated: Mar 12, 2022

Members have produced some wonderful paintings in response to this challenge.



Tim Sparkes

Fear

The sadness of leaving war-torn Ukraine

Acrylic

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Alison Chandler

Hope and Despair

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David Bedford

Duke of York

'oh! dear'

Charcoal.

By David Bedford

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Sheila Klein

Grief

A place of mourning

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Lynne Slatter

Brotherly Love

Acrylic

My 5 year old grandson looking after his 2 year old sister on a camping holiday last year.

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Judy Williams

Sorrow

Walking away, losing, old age, sadness.

My 94 husband has dementia.

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Leelee Kock

Happy Days

Gouache and Pencil

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Michael Haynes

Despair

From a photo that was recently in the Telegraph of an Ukrainian lady

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Clive Dand

War I

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Clive Dand

War II

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Susan Stewart

Nadiya

"A portrait of the well known cook Nadiya. Apparently, despite the happy outward appearances that she presents to the camera, she suffers from anxiety related problems."

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Gunda Cannon

Fear - how to overcome it

The German text says that the way out of fear leads straight through it… i.e. you have to go through fear to be liberated of it. I think that’s quite a strong thought.

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June Grindley

Faith, Hope and Charity/Love

"Here is a collage of faith, hope and charity/ love...apparently snowdrops signify hope, love and sympathy. "

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Kate Rundell

Love, Devotion and Affection

Indian Ink and Watercolour

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Ron Rous

A Moving Moment

"A very watery acrylic painting. It is a moving moment from 15 years ago when our first grandchild was born."

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June Grindley

Joy! And I suspect Freedom!

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Caroline Anderson-Jones

Mother Love

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Glyn Evans

The Watch Ashore

Oil on Board

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