Colours of the Dolomites Canvas Print

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These beautiful colours of the Dolomites mountains are a real dream to paint. This great cruise past the Cinque Torri near Cortina in the Dolomites is probably one of my favourite views in the area. This painting picks up on the great colours in the mountains to give a truly spectacular painting which I am sure the lovers of the Dolomites will adore. Cortina is probably one of my favourite resorts in the Italian Dolomites.

Pete Caswell is a popular and established international artist. He travels the world in search of inspiration for his paintings. The driving force behind all of the paintings is the joy and pleasure in life. The art work is designed to be uplifting and joyful to look at. Many of the techniques Pete has evolved over many years of experimentation in the physical pursuit of pleasure and the spiritual searching for inner joy. As Pete has traveled the world he has captured the nuggets of pure pleasure with camera and canvas. Each of these amazing experiences are transferred onto canvas. Using a variety of semi abstract techniques, Pete draws together all the triggers and memories which recreate these special moments in our minds. It is this...