“Ware High St in the Nineteenth Century” by Denise Kay Allen – Library, High St, Ware, Herts, UK - Paintings Then and Now on Waymarking.com

The High St in Ware is curved in its western section and straight in the eastern section. The painting is obviously painted where the High St curve ends and the straight section starts. Painting from the South pavement on the bend, outside the Library or Ware Museum, would allow the artist to see the High St effectively from the middle of the road. An alternative viewpoint is just possible from a parking bollard on the North pavement, which gets a better perspective of the foreground buildings, being nearer to the buildings.

The buildings in the foreground are easily recognisable. The white building in the centre background is still there, however it is obscured by a tree these days. The painting, acrylic on board, was painted in 2006 and is in the collection of the Ware Museum.

Website of painting. Exact URL of painting is required: [Web Link] Artist: Denise Kay Allen Date of Painting: 01/01/2006 Date of Your Photograph: 10/26/2014 Medium of Painting: Acrylic on board

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