Posts Tagged ‘marine painting’
Saturday, November 7th, 2009
At the Royal Western Yacht Club, an event that was one of the main reasons I am in Plymouth this week.
Today firmly wearing my marine artist’s hat and bright red sea jacket I attended the British Marine Federation South West AGM and if that sounds dull I can assure you it was not! (more…)
Tags: Adam Corney, British Marine Federation, Dr. Hiscock, Harvey James, marine artist, Marine Biological Association, marine painting, robin knox johnston, Royal Western Yacht Club
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Tuesday, November 10th, 2009
A one hour illustrated lecture was given last night at Plymouth University by Professor Sam Smiles on the painter J.M.W. Turner. (more…)
Tags: David Folley, History of Art, Industrial Revolution, J.M.W. Turner, Maidstone College of Art, marine painting, Peninsula Arts, plymouth university, Politically Motivated Painting, Professor Sam Smiles, Tate Gallery
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Tuesday, November 10th, 2009
The Flying Scotsman with Pulman coaches, Saltash village and Saltash passage, The Royal Albert Bridge (that is the Tamar bridge built by I.K. Brunel). 
I am supposed to be a marine painter so what on earth the above about?
Idunoh; maybe writing this and with your suggestions we can figure it out? (more…)
Tags: I K Brunel, marine painting, Pulman coaches, Saltash passage, Saltash village, Tamar Bridge, The Flying Scotsman, The Royal Albert Bridge
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Thursday, November 12th, 2009
Following an invitation from Roy Roberts founder of Owen Marine Marketing, while we were at the Monaco Yacht Show, I Drove to Havant. Havant a clue where?
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Tags: marine painting, Owen Marine Marketing
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Sunday, November 15th, 2009
The marine painting of “Jane Banks entering Bermuda” (see page http://www.frickers.co.uk/marine-art/jane_banks_entering.html) has inspired a painting poem! 
I am delighted and honoured to find my painting has inspired a poem now an addition to the beautiful music of Bob Brennan.
The request for a marine print of “Jane Banks“ also brought about a rare chance to meet a descendant of one of the captains of “Jane Banks“. (more…)
Tags: FRAU MINNA PETERSON, Jane banks, marine painting, Marine Print, Old Nick, painting, schooner, sea story, Sherlock Holmes, Sir Arthur Conan-Doyle, Tavistock Inn, The Merchant Schooners, VIIR
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Thursday, December 10th, 2009
This time it was to be the train to Paris then major on the Metro. I attended a UKTI / British Marine Federation Showcase at The Ambassador’s Residence, research at Musee Maritime, Paris, the main focus of this all to brief visit to a magnificent city.
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Tags: artist's quarter, Azure Wear UK, Ben Ainslie, gloves for racing sailors, Maiden, marine painting, Marine Print, Montmartre, Musee Maritime, Paris, Sam Davies, Tracy Edwards
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Tuesday, December 15th, 2009
I am flat out working on new marine art, the largest marine painting will be a view of Plymouth Sound, the Cattewater including Commercial and Pheonix Wharves , by moon light and intended as a major exhibition piece to be shown at my coming exhibition at the European Parliament then later an exhibition at Plymouth.
This Plymouth scene is not a long story but goes back a long way. 
Here is a progress report including sketches to date. (more…)
Tags: Chester, cutty sark, Marine Art, marine painting, Mayflower Sailing Club, Nicolette Jones, Plimsol Line, plymouth sound, Royal Plymouth Corinthian Yacht Club, Salamis, Samuel Plimsol, the Cattewater, The Plimsoll Sensation, Thermopylae, view of Plymouth, Walter Hood
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Friday, December 18th, 2009
Santa seems to have come early? riding on 4 cms of snow…
Santa, Papa Noel, seems to have left a present outside my house? 
Odd way of parking, still, very nice of him, thanks mate. (more…)
Tags: marine painting, no marine art
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Saturday, December 19th, 2009
Seems like a good day to catalogue my work, my marine painting and marine prints in particular.
My car is not going any ware for a while… 
I have been invited to show next year at the European Parliament, quite an honour, very very few British artists have show, Exhibit at the European Parliament
Still quad bike weather here and even the quad bike is sliding. 
The roads remain almost impassable.
We are hearing from Castelnau, little traffic and only cars with chains are moving safely around hereand even them with caution.
Tags: European Parliament, marine painting, marine prints
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Saturday, December 19th, 2009
Marine prints and marine painting back on the agenda, see the list below?
At last I am able to again accept offers of exhibitions!
Despite and because of the severe weather making roads all but impassable and much other activity difficult, I have finally catalogued the framed marine prints here. 
One at least is still missing, where is it? (more…)
Tags: Appledore, Gallerie Marin, HM the Queen, Itzac, Jane banks, marine painting, marine prints, Mount Batten Watersport Centre, Royal Plymouth Corinthian Yacht Club, Royal Yacht Britannia, Tavistock Inn, the Tarn, Waterwitch
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