Cloud Art

John Constable, the 19th Century English landscape painter, said that the sky was the ‘chief organ of sentiment’ in his paintings. He become so obsessed with the clouds that, for a period in 1821 and 1822, he did away with the ground all together and devoted himself exclusively to painting cloud studies.
Clouds are, however, a challenging subject for any artist, not least because they never sit still for a portrait. So we are pleased to present cloud-inspired art from our members and site visitors. We hope you enjoy them as much as we do.
If you have cloud art that you would like to be considered for inclusion in this gallery of vapours, please send it in to: ArtAndPoetry@cloudappreciationsociety.org

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Carole Robins

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Christopher Stephens

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Susan Tommervik

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C Magellen

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Sunrise After The Storm © Derek Hare

Derek Hare

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Didier Gobert

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Rain Cloud over Burnham on Crouch © Andrew Chudley

Andrew Chudley

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Vernon Swart

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Lionel Playford

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Paul Augustus Walters

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Mark Noble

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Pamela Johnson

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Ed Weston

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Leigh Glover

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Regina Calton Burchett

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Thomas Albano

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Fulvia Testi

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Willy van den Berg

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Kathleen Bennett

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Jess Sutton

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