Moored at Steven's Eyot, Kingston, an original watercolour painting by Nadia Poe

Moored at Steven's Eyot, Kingston

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Watercolour on Arches HP 100% Cotton · 10in x 14in

A working boat at its mooring, dark hull and a flash of red along the waterline. Poplars and a broad leafy crown above, the Thames barely moving. Summer light, the reflections long and easy.

An original watercolour of the Thames at Kingston, moored off Steven’s Eyot, painted on Arches HP 100% cotton paper. The little island sits just below Kingston Railway Bridge, off Canbury Gardens, where the Queen’s Promenade carries the riverside walk on towards Surbiton. Quiet water, warm green shade, a boat settled in for the season.

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