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The art of Maxine Dodd
Coming up – Tour de Yorkshire
Posted on April 29, 2018
Looking forward to 2018 Tour of Yorkshire… let’s hope it stops raining by 3rd May! 🙂
Crowds on the Hill, Cote de Cow and Calf £250
Original watercolour, pen and ink
20 x 20 cm
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What a beautiful day?
Posted on May 5, 2017
Hello! I loved this image of the riders coming up the hill with the sea behind – such a gorgeous blue! This was the turn inland from Robin Hood’s Bay, Scarborough and it’s just lovely. Windy and bright – a fantastic day!
What a beautiful day?! £250
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Golden Age
Posted on May 4, 2017
Hello! There was a lovely meeting of two worlds during this year’s Tour de Yorkshire, when the race was greeted by a gorgeous steam locomotive en route. If only I could capture the ‘toot-toot’ of the train’s whistle as the riders went past – really evocative of bygone times, beautiful!
Golden Age, £250
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Flying past the gorse! £250
Posted on May 2, 2017
Hello! Another picture inspired by this year’s Tour de Yorkshire cycle race. It was a fantastic event and so well supported – I’ve felt really inspired! Today’s picture, ‘Flying past the gorse’ shows exactly that, in springtime on moorland, the golden gorse is always a treat. This view shows the cyclists riding through the landscape of Cathy and Heathcliff – blasted by winds and trees still not quite in leaf. It was a tough climb too!
Flying past the gorse!
£250
Original watercolour, pen and ink
20 x 20cm / 8 x 8in (unframed)
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Le Tour de Yorkshire – The start of the race
Posted on May 1, 2017
Hello! Today’s picture is from the beginning of the Tour de Yorkshire – right at the start in the seaside town of Bridlington. The sun was shining and, of course, it was breezy! Lovely to see the cyclists chatting at the start, looking relaxed, ready to begin!
Breezy day in Bridlington! £250
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