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Original available to buy from www.KLArt.co.uk

This atmospheric portrait, "Sacred Trombone", evokes the character of this brass instrument, descendant of the earlier Sackbutt. This instrument has been used sparingly in orchestral pieces, thus described by Felix Mendelssohn as:

'The trombone, too sacred for frequent use'.

The image captures both the gleam of the polished brass and the skilful hands of the Trombonist as he performs his true glissando, moving his slide without interrupting his flow of air. Man and instrument working in perfect harmony.

www.KLArt.co.uk Karen Loughridge, Fine Artist Karen produces contemporary painting, drawing, sculpture and glass art originals, prints and commissions: - Pet and Family portraits - Unique Family Trees - One off commissions (most subjects) Karen has been a semi-professional artist alongside her “proper job” in Learning and Development. She left the Civil Service in 2011 after 25 years service (and lots of doodling in the margins of notes from meetings). She now devotes more of her time to her passion for creativity and is a Professional Member of the Society for All Artists (SAA) Educated in Fine Art to A level and subsequently self taught, a large part of her learning comes from her “give it a go” experiments, helped by...