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New A3 Peak District landscape paintings

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New original Derbyshire landscape paintings for sale by Sheffield artist Sian Vernon

Lots of new original Derbyshire Peak District landscape art coming to my shop over the next week or two.

The first is an expressive interpretation of the view of Higger Tor from the Upper Burbage Bridge at Fiddlers Corner, between Ringinglow (Sheffield) and Hathersage. This piece, shown below, is available to buy now from my Folksy shop.

Higger Tor from Upper Burbage, original Peak District art for sale (shown framed)Higger Tor from Upper Burbage, original Peak District art for sale (full image)

Higger Tor from Upper Burbage Bridge

Sian Vernon, 2019

Ink and graphite on paper

BUY ORIGINAL A3 (297 x 420mm)

If you would like to buy any of the other pieces shown in the top image but they’re not available for sale yet, please email me at sianvernonart@gmail.com

Bamford, Derwent, Castleton – dramatic Peak District Landscape art

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Peak District landscape art for sale

A new series of dramatic contemporary Peak District landscape art available to buy online now in my Folksy shop. These expressive black and white monochrome Conté crayon drawings are A4 in size (210 x 297mm) and look great displayed in a simple mount and frame. Choose just one or hang a few together for impact!

Images shown above, clockwise from top left:

Win Hill Pike (Bamford)

Win Hill from Ladybower (Bamford/Ashopton)

White Tor, Derwent Edge (Ashopton)

Mam Tor from Odin Mine (Castleton)

Mam Tor from Blue John Cavern (Castleton)

Back Tor (Castleton/Edale)

Peak District landscape drawings for sale

Peak District landscape art, shown mounted

Ashopton to White Tor

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Autumn at the Upper Derwent Valley towards Derwent Edge

Three hour walk from Ashopton Viaduct to White Tor, taking in the spectacular autumnal views of Ladybower and the upper Derwent Valley, marvelling at the rays of sun breaking through the clouds behind Win Hill, and exploring some of the rugged gritstone tors. Encountered more grouse than I have ever seen before, a huge flock of redwing (possibly fieldfares), some kind of raptor having a rest on a telegraph pole and a pair crows of course.

Sketches from my Derwent Edge walkSketching the Hurkling Stones

Walking route, Ashopton Viaduct to White Tor

Walking, sketching, inspiration

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Not much to report from the studio this week but here are a few snapshots from behind the scenes.

Some of my inspiration and sketches this week

As well as grabbing as much painting time as I can between all the Other Things, I’ve been working on lots of shop updates and improvements, and I’ve put aside the guilt (mostly) and made time for a few sketch/walks out in the Peak District for some autumnal sunshine and inspiration.

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A Moorland Outlook

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A Moorland Outlook, original Peak District art for sale

A Moorland Outlook
5×7″ acrylic on board

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This ORIGINAL is SOLD but there’s lots more Peak District art and prints for sale in my Folksy shop.

Sand and rock softly crunching underfoot, the path cuts through brittle, fragrant heather towards the distant outcrop. You clamber up and over the rough cold stone, squeeze through gaps, up, up to the top. Amongst the gnarled birch trees, weathered by wind and rain, you put one foot in front of the other until your toes touch the edge and you stop. And you inhale. And you breathe in the distant views.

A Moorland Outlook, original Peak District art for saleA Moorland Outlook, original Peak District art for sale