Quarries near Ironbridge c. 1816
johnlinnell
water colours
landscape
possibly oil pastel
oil painting
acrylic on canvas
underpainting
painting painterly
watercolour illustration
mixed medium
watercolor
warm toned green
"Quarries near Ironbridge" is a watercolor painting by English artist John Linnell, created around 1816. The artwork depicts a landscape scene showcasing the quarried hills near Ironbridge, a region known for its industrial history. Linnell's use of soft washes and delicate strokes creates a sense of atmospheric depth, conveying the rugged yet picturesque nature of the landscape. The painting's muted color palette, dominated by browns and greens, highlights the earthy tones of the quarries, while a hint of blue in the sky suggests a serene, almost melancholic atmosphere. This watercolor exemplifies Linnell's early artistic style, showcasing his talent for capturing the beauty of the natural world with sensitivity and precision.
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