![]() |
Re: Accrington born artists.
1 Attachment(s)
Quote:
Go on, let's see your table mats. What are they of? Dogs and cats playing snooker? :rolleyes: |
Re: Accrington born artists.
Quote:
My table mats are plain white, to compliment everything else on the dinner table. You, no doubt, use the previous day's 'Sun' newspaper or, maybe if it's a Sunday, the last issue of 'Hello' magazine. |
Re: Accrington born artists.
Quote:
It's a good painting. The proportions of the Market Hall are correct, and the use of watercolour captures our wet, heavy, Lancashire skies very well. I've worked on paintings, based on sketches done years earlier. Some right back into childhood. Though sadly I haven't got any going far enough in time, in which you had hair. I presume the plain white table mats were a present from the asylum? :rolleyes: |
Re: Accrington born artists.
Quote:
My table mats, by the way, are Linum (thats a brand)...fourteen quid each from Selfridges a few years ago. As for the Asylum, I do believe that one of the standard treatments for the demented is to use childhood regression by getting the patients do sketches, followed by paintings, just as in the manner you describe. So where were you? Broadmoor..Rampton....? Pray tell. |
Re: Accrington born artists.
Quote:
Although my exquisite taste was already well formed before entering primary school. Selfridges? Isn't that the American department store, where the aspiring middle classes go to, to purchase (naff) fish knives, to match their plain white place mats? All a bit too suburban for my tastes. I hear there's still places left on the empty plinth in Trafalgar Square. We should put your name forward. The Freaky Philistine Juggler and his Linum mats. |
Re: Accrington born artists.
So having spent five years - at the taxpayers expense - studying art, what a shame it is that you now appear completely ignorant of the art world. The fourth plinth on Trafalgar Square is currently occupied by Yinka Shonibare's "Nelson's Ship in a Bottle". That is not due to be taken down until the end of next year, at which point it will be replaced by one of six shortlisted exhibits, amongst which are works entitled 'Battenburg' and 'Cock'. I suggest you use what little appears left of your artist's imagination to dwell on the latter. Irrespective of any suggestion, this has nothing to do with me.
But yes - mea culpa - I do occaisionally shop at Selfridges. The Manchester branch, that is. However, there did not appear to be many examples of the North-West's finest suburban classes there when I purchased the said mats a few years ago...accents were mainly Mancunian with a splattering of North-East Lancs....in fact, I'm pretty sure I met someone from Ossy while I was in there. Still, if that's how you wish to describe your fellow townspeople, that's your business. |
Re: Accrington born artists.
Quote:
I still think we should put your name forward. A horse's arse, will somehow be fitting, in a historical context. ;) |
Re: Accrington born artists.
Put my name forward, by all means...
"The Church Stallion". |
Re: Accrington born artists.
Quote:
Eat your sugar lump, and either add something constructive to this thread, or go and have a nap in Your Little Stable. This thread was created to record artists with a local connection. If you'd like to start an art appreciation thread, and discuss the subjectiveness of what's seen as good art, I'll happily join you, and run circles around you there too. Giddy up Dobbin. |
Re: Accrington born artists.
1 Attachment(s)
G - That is too kind - perhaps this is more apt
|
Re: Accrington born artists.
Quote:
I really don't know where you're coming from on this. I always thought that any artistic work was the end product of a creative process and as such is open to interpretation and debate. It would appear from your response that it serves no more purpose than to be bunged in some localised database of your making. Go on...on yer bike. |
Re: Accrington born artists.
Quote:
|
Re: Accrington born artists.
You are the curator of “Ships of Destiny” exhibition so is Brian a maritime artist?
|
Re: Accrington born artists.
Quote:
|
Re: Accrington born artists.
Brian can paint anything with a great deal of skill. Not sure about his maritime work as this needs a good deal of research. ( I was assistant to Donald Swan FRSA, and did most of his research work.) However, I have several sculptures by Brian Ormerod and notably a Vikings Head which is part of 'Ships of Destiny' You are more than welcome to call and see anytime, We are just off Junction 36 of the M6. Frank Sanderson
|
All times are GMT. The time now is 05:47. |
Powered by vBulletin® Version 3.8.11
Copyright ©2000 - 2025, vBulletin Solutions Inc.
Search Engine Friendly URLs by vBSEO 3.6.1
© 2003-2013 AccringtonWeb.com