Sandhill, Morning Mist – Original Watercolour Painting

£2,750.00

An Original Watercolour Painting of Sandhill Newcastle, Looking towards Newcastle Tyne Bridge on a summer evening.

It’s a scene I first painted in the spring of 2007. It was released as a limited edition print titled Quayside Morning Mist which sold out.

I really only had time to do the preliminary wash of Cadmium Lemon which helped to take away the witness of the paper and set the mood for the rest of the colours. I managed to finish it off and I’ve decided to reproduce it as a limited edition print in several sizes.

This time I’ve only painted one figure making his way along the Sandhill, Newcastle. Rays of early morning sunlight are breaking through the structure of the Tyne Bridge which is shrouded in mist.

Also available as a limited edition print.

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Sandhill Newcastle, Original Watercolour Painting – Paintings of Newcastle – Alan Reed

Newcastle Sandhill Morning Mist

An Original Watercolour Painting of Sandhill Morning Mist Newcastle, Looking towards Newcastle Tyne Bridge on a summer evening. Also available as a limited edition print. See Alan Reed’s Blog as he explains the reason for this new painting.

Other Paintings of Newcastle and Northumberland are available on our website at www.alanreed.com

Sandhill

Sandhill is a street in Newcastle near the riverfront that has been used as a quayside since Roman times. The street was named Sandhill because it literally used to be a hill of sand when the tide was out.

There are many historic buildings on Sandhill, including Bessie Surtees’ House and the Guildhall – both Grade 1 listed buildings. Sandhill joins The Close and The Side. Castle steps link Sandhill to Castle Garth.