Fog on the Tyne

Lucy Pittaway

£115

This piece, titled Fog on the Tyne, captures a moment of calm on the River Tyne. The familiar form of the Tyne Bridge is softened by morning fog, while a lone figure in a red coat sits on a bench, looking out over the water. Above, autumn leaves add bursts of red, orange, and green to the misty scene, signalling the season’s change. The contrast between the crisp leaves and the soft fog creates a peaceful atmosphere, offering the viewer a moment of reflection by the riverbank in autumn. Open Edition Print This image is available as a Fine Art Paper print or a Canvas print, each created with th

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