Last Sunday, 28th September, I witnessed something unforgettable near Stockton, in the North East of England. It was a warm, sunny morning — the kind that feels like a gift at the start of autumn. My husband, who was born in Stockton 52 years ago, and I had come to see the newly restored replica of LocomotionContinueContinue reading “A Morning of Steam and Memory: Celebrating 200 Years of Locomotion №1”
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Modern Portrait Inspired by Da Vinci’s Gioconda
https://www.saatchiart.com/en-gb/studio/art/12649605/overview This oil pastel portrait by Laura Bernardeschi Nelson, inspired by Leonardo da Vinci’s Gioconda, reinterprets the classical themes of beauty, mystery, and spirituality through a modern lens. The subject’s elongated eyes, serene expression, and delicate hand placement echo the Renaissance ideal of enigmatic grace, yet her presence is distinct, infused with a quiet, contemplativeContinueContinue reading “Modern Portrait Inspired by Da Vinci’s Gioconda”
Exploring Mystery in Pop Art: A Unique Portrait by Laura B. Nelson
https://www.saatchiart.com/en-gb/studio/art/12568395/overview Mystery Artist: Laura B. NelsonMedium: Oil pastels and colored pencils on paperInspiration: Pop Art “Mystery” is a striking portrait that captures an enigmatic female figure with bold colours and a captivating expression. The subject’s intense blue hair, adorned with a delicate flower, creates an immediate visual impact, evoking both softness and strength. Her piercingContinueContinue reading “Exploring Mystery in Pop Art: A Unique Portrait by Laura B. Nelson”
Exploring Light and Color in Sunset of Northumberland
http://www.saacthiart.com/lauraartist68 https://www.saatchiart.com/en-gb/art/Painting-Sunset-of-Northumberland/1049833/12267375/view Sunset of Northumberland is a striking testament to Laura Bernardeschi’s deep connection to nature and her ability to capture fleeting moments of beauty with both grace and intensity. By returning to this sunset for a third time, Laura is not merely recreating a scene but reinterpreting it—deepening her exploration of the interplay betweenContinueContinue reading “Exploring Light and Color in Sunset of Northumberland”
Exploring Beamish Museum: A Vivid Living History Experience
It was a crisp, sunny morning in late September when Laura and Glyn set out for a day of exploration. The golden light filtered through the trees, casting playful shadows on the road as they drove through the picturesque countryside of County Durham. The excitement in their voices was palpable; they had heard wonderful thingsContinueContinue reading “Exploring Beamish Museum: A Vivid Living History Experience”
Following my ancestors on the Orkney Islands ( Third part )
After our continental breakfast in the hotel, my husband and I decided to discover another archaeological site called Scara Brae. With our Tesla car completely charged, thanks to the app Pod found next to the Tesco supermarket in Kirkwall city centre, we started our new adventure. Disappointed with the charging point of Tesla in KirkwallContinueContinue reading “Following my ancestors on the Orkney Islands ( Third part )”
Following my ancestors on the Orkney Islands ( second part )
Kirkwall, the capital of the Orkneys. After our first night in Kirwall, we decided to discover this town the following morning. Kirkwall is a bustling, busy town, but it’s one with a historic centre full of character. Officially a Royal Burgh since 1486, Kirkwall’s name comes from the Norse ‘Kirkjuvagr’, meaning ‘Church on the Bay’,ContinueContinue reading “Following my ancestors on the Orkney Islands ( second part )”
Laura Bernardeschi Nelson artworld and travels 