PETER
CRONIN
WATERCOLOUR ARTIST
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Peter Cronin is a self taught artist who has been painting for almost twenty
years. He turned professional four years ago and is becoming progressively more
well known due to his annual solo exhibition at Southerndown near Bridgend and
has exhibited in various galleries in Wales. He is a popular demonstrator and
tutor throughout the South Wales area.
Peter works exclusively in watercolour with the luminosity and transparency
of the medium given full prominence. He is a watercolorist with a pure fresh
style who endeavours to reflect the continual effect of season, weather and
atmosphere around his chosen subject material. Marine, landscape and coastal
scenes are handled alongside industrial subjects, reflecting his years spent
working at the huge coastal steel plant in Port Talbot, South Wales.
Paintings
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| PAINTINGS Click on thumbnail to see a larger version |
DESCRIPTION All paintings are watercolour |
PAINTINGS Click on thumbnail to see a larger version |
DESCRIPTION All paintings are watercolour |
| Borth
y Ghest
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Waiting
for the Tide at Solva
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Early
Morning Abereiddy |
Low
Tide at Solva |
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Newlyn,
Cornwall |
Polperro,
Cornwall |
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Solva Boatclub |
Delivery
boat on the Grand Canal, Venice |
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| Amsterdam
Rain 1 |
Amsterdam
Rain 2
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Please note that, although we have done our best, the images presented here in this e-catalogue are only digital reproductions and cannot really do justice to the fine colouration, presentation and subtle details of the original paintings.