I am delighted to have sold “Pobbles and Three Cliffs” on the last day of my exhibition at the Brynmill Coffee House, Swansea. It was bought by a collector from West Cross, Swansea. The exhibition space is now occupied by my husband, James Henry Johnson’s work for the month of September so pop along!
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Congratulations on your sale!!! What a beautiful painting it is. 🙂
Thank you Carol!
Thank you, Carol
Hope the collector decides they simply must have even more of your work in their collection!
Oh yes, indeed! Thanks, Alli.
Many congratulations!