My Journey Learning to Paint in Watercolour

Photos – Minster Lovell Hall

Photos – Minster Lovell Hall
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Here’s a photograph that I took at Minster Lovell Hall, deep in the heart of the Cotswolds in late summer 2010.

The ruins of Minster Lovell Hall rise majestically from beside the banks of the River Windrush like something from a gothic horror novel.

The land here has belonged to the Lovell family since the 12th century. The vast hall is now sadly in ruins.

This photograph is one of a set that I took on the same day, the complete collection can be browsed on Flickr at full resolution.

Feel free to download any of these photo’s and use them to create, or mash together your own watercolour painting.

 

These images are provided under the following Creative Commons licensing terms:
Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike - CC BY-NC-SA

Minster Lovell Hall is one of the locations featured in the Tip Tours project that I’m working on with best selling author Joe St Clair, who shares his tip “Real Wealth and Freedom Comes Only From Within” with me here: www.tiptours.co.uk

 

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About Ian McKendrick

Ian is an aspiring watercolour artist, passionate about painting the world around him in watercolour and sharing his experience with others. Connect with Ian on Google+

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