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LEFT: "PreCambrian Camping" CENTER: "A Cambrian Campsite" RIGHT: "An Ordovician Campsite"

 

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LEFT: "A Silurian Campsite" CENTER: "Devonian Camping" RIGHT: "A Devonian Campsite"

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LEFT: "Carboniferous Camping" RIGHT: "A Permian Campsite"

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LEFT: "A Triassic Campsite" RIGHT: "A Jurassic Campsite"

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LEFT: "A Jurassic Campsite" RIGHT: "Jurassic Camping"

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"A Cretaceous Campsite"

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LEFT: "A Cenozoic/Miocene Campsite" RIGHT: "Present Day Camping"

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Process drawing for a painting depicting the interior of the ancient Temple of Zeus at Olympia.

 


 The "Camping In Time Paintings"


The so called "Camping In Time Paintings" can be any painting by R.T.
that is very small, detailed and carefully researched but which nevertheless
depicts something very huge - always from another age.
   



Although all the finished paintings above are associated with project 'The Pedestrian's Guidebook to Camping In Time' and include the depiction of a Temporal Camper, a process drawing is included of a future "Camping In Time Painting" which will show the interior of the ancient Temple of Zeus at Olympia and the colossal statue of Zeus by Phidias (one of the seven wonders of the ancient world) and will include a solitary Temporal Camper somewhere inside the temple.

The canvas dimensions of the paintings above (excluding the frame) are 16 x 20 inches (40.64 x 50.8 cm), with the exception of the Cretaceous Campsite scene which is 20 x 30 inches (50.8 x 76.2 cm). All were completed between 2003 and 2017. A labour of love, indeed.

 

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