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Drawing at Mount Stewart House and Gardens, County Down.

June 3, 2017

It is always great to draw on location. Apart from the benefits of a change of environment, which keeps things fresh as an artist, it’s a wonderful way to become more familiar with the riches surrounding us.

Even on a dull day, Mount Stewart is beautiful, and the gardens have burst forth with gusto in the past couple of weeks.

The family chapel with beautiful painted ceiling.

I was delighted to hear that the beautiful statues had been reinstated in the main hall, after the completion of the restoration of the floor, and early in the week I took some students to draw there. The staff were extremely welcoming and after a tour through the servants area, and a peep in the family Chapel, the door to the hall was opened, and we took our places before the statues.

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Above - my demonstration drawings. 

We spent the whole morning drawing, and I look forward to going back very soon to do more.

Students drawing one of the busts.

Students drawing one of the busts.

Jeannie drawing happily, with Ben drawing behind the pillar. 

Jeannie drawing happily, with Ben drawing behind the pillar. 

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