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d'ART ID#: 131066 Length: 122.00 cm Height: 90.00 cm Depth: 0.00 cm Framed: no Dominant colors Media Types: Photography Style & Subject: Cityscape , Impressionism , Landscape Artist's Bio: I am a 'New Media' Artist and Photographer living and working in Bath. Starting as a conventional media artist (waterclours, acrylics, pen and ink etc) in recent years I have ... --Full Bio Share: Email to a friend Embed thumbnail: COPY TO CLIPBOARD Copy the tag above and paste it in your HTML code. Social Bookmarking: Artist's Discussion Forum Viewed 1185 times.

Winter Mists - Pulteney Weir Bath David Baker Limited Edition Prints - Request Price Submitted by David_Baker | report | Private Bid Add to Favorites Contact Seller 1 2 3 4 5 Earn 1 Muse point by rating this art piece Would you like to add a comment to your rating? 1 written critique

Seller Comments... One of a series of works created from photographs taken in late December (2007) This is Pulteney Weir from the East bank of the river Avon just beneath the bridge with freezing fog mixing with the mists rising from the waters plunging over the weir and the winter solstice sun low in the sky behind. The building behind is the massive Empire Hotel c1899-1901 (accurately described as an 'unbelievably pompus piece of architectiure' in the Pevsner Guide, with over 100 bedrooms when built). It certainly gives a flavour of the certainty and power of the late Victorian period. It was, appropriately, requisitioned by the admiralty in 1939 and the top floors were converted into luxury retirement apartments in 1995-6.[CLICK ON THE IMAGES FOR LARGER FORMAT VERSIONS]

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