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Sketch, Draw & Paint by the River Thames Introduction to Plein Air

About

Open to all adults – no experience required.

This course offers you the opportunity to observe, connect with nature, and create your own visual representations of the world around you. The power of observation is crucial, and taking the time to truly see enables you to capture the essence of what surrounds you.

We’ll spend the day exploring the banks of the River Thames, just a short walk from the Landmark Arts Centre. The landscape offers a diverse range of scenery, from tree-lined stretches to wildflowers and wildlife, providing ample inspiration for observation and sketching.

At Teddington Lock, where we’ll stop for lunch, you’ll find benches, tables, and bathroom facilities. Please bring a packed lunch, and feel free to grab a coffee or tea from the nearby café.

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Ticket£70.00 per adult

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Sketch, Draw & Paint by the River Thames: Introduction to Plein Air

Type:Arts & Crafts Event

Landmark Arts Centre, Ferry Road, Teddington, London, TW11 9NN

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Tel: 020 8977 7558

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