Comments for Elizabeth Haines http://elizabethhaines.co.uk/blog Contemporary Art in Wales Tue, 11 Oct 2011 09:23:08 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 Comment on Why I Love David Jones – A Talk at Tenby Museum by BrushStrokes http://elizabethhaines.co.uk/blog/205/why-i-love-david-jones-a-talk-at-tenby-museum/comment-page-1/#comment-29 BrushStrokes Tue, 11 Oct 2011 09:23:08 +0000 http://elizabethhaines.co.uk/blog/?p=205#comment-29 Thank you for reminding me of David Jones' birthday! Yes, I hope to do the talk again next year - for NADFAS in Narberth, and possibly for U3A in Llandovery. I'll let you know nearer the time. Thank you for reminding me of David Jones’ birthday!
Yes, I hope to do the talk again next year – for NADFAS in Narberth, and possibly for U3A in Llandovery. I’ll let you know nearer the time.

]]> Comment on ‘Seeing the Sea’ at Tenby Museum and Art Gallery by Daniel http://elizabethhaines.co.uk/blog/125/seeing-the-sea-at-tenby-museum-and-art-gallery/comment-page-1/#comment-28 Daniel Tue, 11 Oct 2011 09:13:36 +0000 http://elizabethhaines.co.uk/blog/?p=125#comment-28 A great evening with a good turnout. Shame the painting I liked was snapped up so soon! A great evening with a good turnout. Shame the painting I liked was snapped up so soon!

]]> Comment on Why I Love David Jones – A Talk at Tenby Museum by jonathan http://elizabethhaines.co.uk/blog/205/why-i-love-david-jones-a-talk-at-tenby-museum/comment-page-1/#comment-27 jonathan Fri, 07 Oct 2011 18:39:33 +0000 http://elizabethhaines.co.uk/blog/?p=205#comment-27 I wish I could have heard your talk. Incidentally I think we have three weeks before we celebrate David Jones' birthday on November 1st. I found a lot more about David Jones at <a href="http://www.oucs.ox.ac.uk/ww1lit/collections/jones" title="the First World War Digital Poetry Archive" rel="nofollow"> which is his entry and obviously includes 'In Parenthesis'. It must have been amazing to hear the 1946 performance with Richard Burton and Dylan Thomas. What a climax at Mametz Wood during the Battle of the Somme! Where's my time machine? Will you be running your talk again? I wish I could have heard your talk. Incidentally I think we have three weeks before we celebrate David Jones’ birthday on November 1st. I found a lot more about David Jones at which is his entry and obviously includes ‘In Parenthesis’. It must have been amazing to hear the 1946 performance with Richard Burton and Dylan Thomas. What a climax at Mametz Wood during the Battle of the Somme! Where’s my time machine?
Will you be running your talk again?

]]> Comment on Why I Love David Jones – A Talk at Tenby Museum by BrushStrokes http://elizabethhaines.co.uk/blog/205/why-i-love-david-jones-a-talk-at-tenby-museum/comment-page-1/#comment-26 BrushStrokes Tue, 20 Sep 2011 17:49:50 +0000 http://elizabethhaines.co.uk/blog/?p=205#comment-26 I drove home from Tenby aglow with it all! Do you think the text will appear in print - in the Journal, perhaps? The good things that are said do so hurry by before there's a chance to reflect on them! As I write, I'm seeing your work for the dedication of Llandovery College organ - an image I'll never forget. I hope you're rested and content after a remarkable evening. My very best wishes, Mike Sharpe ..................................... Just a note to say how much I appreciate you giving up your time and putting in all that work to give such a fascinating talk here on Friday evening. Everyone has said how much they enjoyed it and I for one learned an awful lot about the thought processes of a working artist. It was most revealing. Once again many thanks and kind regards Sue I drove home from Tenby aglow with it all! Do you think the text will appear in print – in the Journal, perhaps? The good things that are said do so hurry by before there’s a chance to reflect on them!
As I write, I’m seeing your work for the dedication of Llandovery College organ – an image I’ll never forget.
I hope you’re rested and content after a remarkable evening.
My very best wishes,
Mike Sharpe

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Just a note to say how much I appreciate you giving up your time and putting in all that work to give such a fascinating talk here on Friday evening. Everyone has said how much they enjoyed it and I for one learned an awful lot about the thought processes of a working artist. It was most revealing.
Once again many thanks and kind regards
Sue

]]> Comment on Workshops with Elizabeth Haines 2011 by Heather-Jane Hold http://elizabethhaines.co.uk/blog/76/workshops-with-elizabeth-haines-2011/comment-page-1/#comment-25 Heather-Jane Hold Thu, 25 Aug 2011 16:32:23 +0000 http://elizabethhaines.co.uk/blog/?p=76#comment-25 Hello Elizabeth I thoroughy enjoyed my Mixed Media day with you on the 29th July in your stimulating studio. Last week I visited your exhibition in Tenby and was delighted to view your work. I have reached a stage in my own work and can't seem to move forward so I was wondering if you provide or may consider providing individual tuition days. I understand your time is prescious and a suitable fee would be required to cover this time. Please get back to me whenever you can. Kind regards Heather-Jane Hello Elizabeth

I thoroughy enjoyed my Mixed Media day with you on the 29th July in your stimulating studio.

Last week I visited your exhibition in Tenby and was delighted to view your work.

I have reached a stage in my own work and can’t seem to move forward so I was wondering if you provide or may consider providing individual tuition days. I understand your time is prescious and a suitable fee would be required to cover this time. Please get back to me whenever you can.

Kind regards

Heather-Jane

]]> Comment on Llyn Nantlle from the ‘North Wales Sketchbook’ by BrushStrokes http://elizabethhaines.co.uk/blog/37/llyn-nantlle-from-the-%e2%80%98north-wales-sketchbook/comment-page-1/#comment-3 BrushStrokes Thu, 16 Sep 2010 11:19:14 +0000 http://elizabethhaines.co.uk/blog/?p=37#comment-3 It must have been crowded up there with all those artists :-) At least it caught the cruel attention of Rowlandson in his 'An Artist Travelling In Wales'. The V&A have prints available and I'm sorely tempted. (http://www.vandaprints.com/image.php?id=343640) It must have been crowded up there with all those artists :-) At least it caught the cruel attention of Rowlandson in his ‘An Artist Travelling In Wales’. The V&A have prints available and I’m sorely tempted. (http://www.vandaprints.com/image.php?id=343640)

]]> Comment on Llyn Nantlle from the ‘North Wales Sketchbook’ by QuickSketch http://elizabethhaines.co.uk/blog/37/llyn-nantlle-from-the-%e2%80%98north-wales-sketchbook/comment-page-1/#comment-2 QuickSketch Thu, 16 Sep 2010 10:08:57 +0000 http://elizabethhaines.co.uk/blog/?p=37#comment-2 There is also Turner's 'Y Garn with Snowdon in the Distance, from above Llyn Nantlle', 1799. It's in the Tate Collection. There is also Turner’s ‘Y Garn with Snowdon in the Distance, from above Llyn Nantlle’, 1799. It’s in the Tate Collection.

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