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Hull revisited
August 2019 - September 2019.. some paintings from the river Hull, with that unique Hull light, and drawings of the spurn Head lighthouse boat- a light absorbing matt black with contrasting white rails, masts and lettering.... a piece of art in itself.
Spurn Lightship 1 Charcoal A1 Sold
Spurn Lightship 2
Spurn Lightship 3
Low Tide. River Hull looking north from quayside. Aug 2019. acrylic on canvas
(90 x 71 cm)
River Hull high tide looking south from North Bridge Sept 2019.
Acrylic on canvas (76x100cm) Sold
Hull 1974-77
The walk down Holderness Rd to the Art college next to Wilberforce monument provided a rich supply of city icons- buildings, billboards, signs, symbols, streetlights, lamposts, overhead wires etc. Discovering the cityscapes of Edward Hopper and the light effects on buildings. Massive warehouses along the dock areas and terraced rows of houses dwarfed by gasometers.
Rainy day. Clarence Street Charcoal on paper A1
Detailed study for painting
Heading 1
Rainy day, Clarence St. Oil on canvas
120 x 150 cm
Derelict Warehouse Charcoal on paper
A1
Warehouse 13
Graphite stick
Industrial Sheds. Wincolmlee
charcoal
Terrace Row
charcoal A1
Warehouse next to North Bridge
Charcoal
Warehouse next to North Bridge
Oil on canvas (200 x 160cm) Sold
Sketchbook studies 2019
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