The Artistic Curmudgeon or The Grumpy Old Painter
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The Artistic Curmudgeon or The Grumpy Old Painter
I am an oil painter, who depicts landscapes and seascapes in a photorealistic style. This means that I will never be rich (until I am dead, that is, but I'm in no rush). I am also a Shetland Islande...
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The Artistic Curmudgeon or The Grumpy Old Painter: December 2011
Sunday 18 December 2011 It's hard to explain, to you faithful few followers of this blog, why I haven't posted to it in a month. I suppose the reason is that I had nothing I wanted to tell anyone abo...
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The Artistic Curmudgeon or The Grumpy Old Painter: June 2010
I hope you like the painting of Lerwick's Hay's Dock (above). I used my own photographic archive for reference to get the details, of the place, as they were before the recent North Ness and Shetland...
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THE LAST MINUTES OF THE "UGIEBRAE"
I've ventured into the realms of maritime history with this recently-completed painting of the last minutes of the Peterhead steam drifter "Ugiebrae". She was sunk by gunfire after the German submarine (probably the U38) had cut away her fleet of nets...
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Here's a couple of seascape oil paintings, both featuring pelagic fishing vessels, but from completely different stages of development of this fishery. Both pictures were commissions completed within the last few months.
The first is of the Gamrie steam drifter "Daisy Bank" (BF393), wooden-built by W & G Stephen of Banff in 1911. At 86 feet LOA, 35 tons net and 28hp, she was fairly typical of this type of vessel. Apart from her herring fishing career, she also... -
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I'll allow you to contemplate on the enigmatic title to this post, which briefly describes my trip "sooth" last weekend. My Northlink discount travel vouchers for 2013/14 were about to lose their validity, so it was perhaps a form of notional thriftiness...
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The first "Earl of Zetland" was launched on the Clyde in 1877. At only 186 grt, she wasn't big, but she provided a lifeline service for the next 60 years, ferrying passengers, cargo and livestock between Lerwick and the north isles of Shetland.
In 1938, she was replaced on the route by the new "Earl of Zetland", but, on the outbreak of war the following year, the new ship was commandeered to perform Admiralty duties. The old "Earl" was brought back into service on her old run for the rest...
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