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Large
Scale Acrylic on Canvas
by
Helena Kennedy
Here are a few
examples of my large scale landscape artwork. These pieces reflect my personal
interest in archaeology and ancient sites. I have done work by commission
and for friends, and am available to undertake further projects at very reasonable
rates. If you wish to make an enquiry, please e mail art
commission enquiry giving details of the subject matter. Thankyou.
(Please note: that if text appears as a strange crossword type arrangement,
try decreasing the font size using the viewing options on your tool bar!)
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Barclodiad-y-Gawres,
a neolithic chambered cairn or passage grave, Anglesey. |
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A
decorated stone inside the Barclodiad-y-Gawres passage grave, Anglesey |
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One
of the weathered Duddo Five Stones near the Scottish Border, Northumbria. These
beautiful stones look like huge fingered hands. |
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Another
carved stone from Anglesey, this one in the south at the Bryn Celli Ddu chamber.
I was adventurous with this one and used plaster to make the stone. |
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The
breathtaking view towards the mountains of Snowdonia from the tiny but perfect
stone circle at Moel Ty Uchaf in North Wales. Always extremely windy and changeable! |
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Two
of a Nine Stones Close tryptich, the missing one and the moonlit one having
been seized upon by family and friends. Nine Stones close, or the Grey Ladies
are Derbyshire's tallest standing stones and have a fantastic view to the dramatic
rock outcrop known as Robin Hood's Stride. |
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A painting where
I attempted to emulate the style of Anglesey artist Wilf Roberts whom I greatly
admire. I still had a lot to learn and have often considered over painting
it. A rainy day project.
The painting
is of Lligwy farm viewed from the remains of a Romano-Celtic village dating
from the 4th century.
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