Burma
Sadly, since the generals took over Burma, we can't really go there. And now, after the disastrous earthquake, much of the beautiful country and extraordinary sights I painted probably no longer exists.
So I am inviting you to “visit” this beautiful country virtually, through my paintings. Perhaps, let’s hope, the many local resistance groups who are gradually fighting back, will be successful, and we’ll be able to visit again ‘ere long, - if there’s anything left… (See also my webinar on painting in Burma, accessible via this website)
Enjoy the trip!
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919 Schwezandaw sunset 38x28 cm, High quality gesso and water gilded frame £900
993 Rush hour on the UBein bridge, Mandalay 38 x 28 cm, Gilt frame £800
977 Legrowers at rest, Inle Lake 38 x 28 cm, Gilt frame £750
937 Waiting for the ride home, Thaung Tho 38 x 28 cm, Plain gold frame £600
935 Blue cows and palmettos 37 x 27 cm, gilt frame £700
931 Towards Schwesandaw 38 x 28 cm. Plain gold frame £600
927 Bagan sunrise 38 x 28 cm, Gilt frame £500
928 Bagan, homewards herding 38 x 28 cm, Gilt frame £750
925 Evening light, Inle Lake 38 x 28 cm, gilt frame £600
904 Pauk-Pa village (2), Inle Lake 39 x 28 cm, double mount £200
897 Thein Ma Zi from Penathagu, Bagan 39 x 28 cm, Plain gold frame £500
905 Shwe Indein Paya 38 x 27 cm, Plain gold frame £500
898 Dhamayan Gyi from Myew Bon Tha, Bagan 39 x 28 cm, Gilt frame £600
933 Vegetables, Nampan Market 37 x 27 cm, Gilt frame £750
896 Towards sunset, Min O Chantha, Bagan 38 x 27 cm Double mount £300