Cauldshiels Loch is part of Sir Walter Scott’s Abbotsford Estate. One of the most significant designed landscapes in Scotland, it sits between Faldonside Loch and Rhymer’s Glen. It is a lovely spot to stop for a break whilst on the long walk I like to do with Milou from Selkirk to Melrose.
This piece is a bit of a homage to the Scottish Colourists, who have long been an inspiration to me.
Acrylics on canvas board, 36x25cm
39×28cm in white tray frame
Cauldshiels Loch is part of Sir Walter Scott’s Abbotsford Estate. One of the most significant designed landscapes in Scotland, it sits between Faldonside Loch and Rhymer’s Glen. It is a lovely spot to stop for a break whilst on the long walk I like to do with Milou from Selkirk to Melrose.
This piece is a bit of a homage to the Scottish Colourists, who have long been an inspiration to me.
Acrylics on canvas board, 36x25cm
39×28cm in white tray frame
Original artwork signed and dated by Brian Hinnigan
