The clocks have sprung forward and Spring is now officially here, even though it is still a bit chilly.
This painting, by Claude Cardon, sums up this feeling beautifully. It is a lovely tranquil pastoral scene with apple blossom and sheep, which so typifies his work. Claude Cardon exhibited at the Royal Academy from 1893- 1913, at the Royal Society of British Artists and at the Walker Art Gallery and the Manchester City Art Gallery. He was renowned for his exquisite and gentle portrayal of domestic animals.
- Claude Cardon 1864-1937
- Sheep in Springtime
- Oil on board. Signed
- Gilt swept frame
These paintings of Spring flowers exude the freshness and beauty of this time of year.
- Mike LLewellyn
- Daffodils
- Acryllic on board
- Anna Zinkeisen 1901- 1976 British
- Spring Flowers
- Oil on panel
- 17cm x 22cm