(Re)Trace
Julia Webb-HarveyTracing the imprints in landscape, place, image, memory. Turning them over and watching where they settle.
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‘Painting and poetry flowing from the same fount’
I shared a cringe poem in my last Substack article about Marilyn Monroe. It was one I’d written when I was on a creative writing course at Morley College, London and was an early attempt at poetry. I can see the bumps in it, but I can also...
Something's Got to Give
My first career was as a Chartered Accountant and in the summer of 1990, in the slow days after the ‘busy season’ (most client year ends were December, and we weren’t allowed time off from January to April) and after exams there was nothing...
Death on a Pale Horse, c1825-1830 by JMW Turner
When Old Dad (Turner’s father) died, Turner bore his death heavily. He didn’t exhibit anything at the Royal Academy that summer.
I feel something like his pain. There is something of the ‘what’s the point’ for me, weighed down by grief. I...
Stop All The Clocks
My Bessie is gone.
On 1st July the decision fell to me to have her put to sleep. It was time. Pete was away, sailed off that morning convincing himself that she was fine.
She wasn’t.
Her little body was thick with drugs to try and ease...
Entrance to Fowey Harbour, Cornwall by JMW Turner from Cooke’s 'Picturesque Views of the Southern Coast of England' (1814-26)
Entrance to Fowey Harbour, Cornwall. Original watercolour by JMW Turner, 1817. Image credit: Fitzwilliam Museum, Cambridge, USA.
Note to the painting’s title: I have taken the name given by Turner, Entrance to Fowey Harbour, but the Fitzw...
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PhD candidate combining the things that move me - writing, the natural world, walking, place, Cornwall… & J M W Turner. Most of my walking is with my loves, Pete (husband) and dog (Bessie).
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