2007 News Archive - Gordon Frickers art and website

The following are previous 2007 news items about Gordon Frickers art and website.

Liquide Colors, mirage sur la plage

Added a painting of a mirage on the beach, where heat, sun, sea and sky merge, at Notre Dame de Monts.
Posted: 18 December 2007

Abraham

Added a painting of Abraham's Well at Bethsheba (Bethsheva) Israel, on the Northern edge of the Sinai dessert, Israel. If you know this place and it's history, do contact us and help record the background story to this historic place.
Posted: 18 December 2007

Solid fire, waves of mist, sunrise July 28

Added a painting of dawn, seen here at Castelnau de Montmiral, looking towards Albi in the Tarn, France. A remarkable time of day which inspires yet most of us miss, has to be one of the most moving moments of any day.
Posted: 18 December 2007

Fowey harbour, Cornwall

Added a stormy study at Fowey, Cornwall, with further reading about a clash between angler and painter.
Posted: 17 December 2007

"Zeven Provinciën", Royal Netherlands Navy

Zeven Provinciën; now available as both a "Prestige Limited Edition" signed, numbered print and as an open edition print. Spelling of the Zeven Provinciën name now corrected and a revised and updated nugget written.
Posted: 4 August 2007

Labastide de Levis, misty morning

Added a new painting, from near the beautiful city of Albi in the wine region of Gaillac. As the soft morning mist clears this classic bastide is revealed.
Posted: 11 July 2007

The Port of Chester (1863)

The port of Chester, 1863, for the first time, a much fuller explanation of this famous painting including the stories of a civic reception, the ghost of Salty Cyril and a coat of arms.
Posted: 3 July 2007

Rajula at Madras

The liner "Rajula" a most remarkable, and long lived ship with a very worthwhile career and with an excellent reputation, now summarised.
Posted: 24 April 2007

Royal Yacht Britannia at Cowes Week

Added a unique and irreplaceable study of The Royal Yacht Britannia, made on location at the moment, beside the Royal Yacht Squadron. A once familiar sight, now part of royal yachting history, very collectible! Filed for many years in the Gordon Frickers private collection.
Posted: 23 April 2007

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