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string(621) "Ronald Ossory Dunlop moved to Barnham in West Sussex shortly after the end of the Second World War drawn by the light - "as soon as we passed Horsham I used to notice a distinct difference in the light. It was more intense, more diffuse - almost like Provence. The greyness of Surrey seemed to be left behind. It is this marvellous light pervading the landscape hereabouts that is the great attraction to me as a painted. It aluminates quite ordinary scenes and foliage and makes them magical."
He was always drawn to harbours, boats and quays and this scene of The River Arun in West Sussex is a particular favourite."
Ronald Ossory Dunlop moved to Barnham in West Sussex shortly after the end of the Second World War drawn by the light - "as soon as we passed Horsham I used to notice a distinct difference in the light. It was more intense, more diffuse - almost like Provence. The greyness of Surrey seemed to be left behind. It is this marvellous light pervading the landscape hereabouts that is the great attraction to me as a painted. It aluminates quite ordinary scenes and foliage and makes them magical."
He was always drawn to harbours, boats and quays and this scene of The River Arun in West Sussex is a particular favourite.