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Recent news items about Gordon Frickers art and website.
Added new information on this famous schooner, “Jane Banks”, 05.10.2017. See: “Jane Banks” entering Bermuda Contact Us T: + 44 (0)1865 52 2435 Mobile 00 33 (0) 6 10 66 19 26 or Skype ‘gordonfrickers’ Email: artistfrickers at gmail.com Simply, securely; to place a deposit or payment on our Payment page to make this your Gordon Frickers … Read more
A favourite line from a song in “Fiddler on the Roof”…maybe you too remember it?
I have been having (English phrase) ‘one hell of a week’, meaning very unusual and in this case a ‘right bas**d’.
Would I buy ‘Orange’ again or recommend? Very unlikely.
Updated, “Nelson’s Bright Yellow” with a more faithful colour image, a detail of same and a more informative text. This very unusual & original painting, a great after dinner talking point, is looking for a home, 280 x 406 mm (11″ x 16″), Oils, Price of the original £1200.
Classic ship, a less complicated age, ‘Rajula at Mardas’, image on the web site improved and updated. The print (£147.00 inc postage) represents a breath of refreshing sea air and memories of happy less complicated age.
Here is a sneak preview and here is the web site page link, enjoy The problem is over time older digital images degrade. As mentioned a few days ago “The Clipper Way”, available as a co signed by the illustrious Robin Knox-Johnston, numbered print has been re photographed and the web site images updated,
Roslin Castle & Tantillion Castle, this original marine painting measuring 61 x 91 cm (24″ x 36″), Oils, was commissioned by a former junior engineer. The two web site pages have been updated Following an interesting inquiry from the USA.
Page updated on www.frickers.co.uk, “Cable Ship Nexus”. BT Marine commissioned 2 paintings, one for the boardroom, one for presentation to Coe Metcalf for the excellent work, which like the paintings were completed in budget & on time.
Today included a request, a distinguished British journalist and a distinguished Russian Captain, a naval officer (rtd), to introduce two friends of mine to each other. They have in common the development of submarine technology.
If the world of the master mariner and or marine painting interests you I think you will find two updated pages on www.frickers.co.uk are worth checking out.
Some feedback if you have the time free would be appreciated please.
Three new pages have been posted onto the web site www.frickers.co.uk
Can you ‘proof’ read them, test the photographs ‘pop’ up nicely and report back?
That would be very helpful and appreciated.