We’ve just hung our 30th wedding anniversary gift to ourselves. Three Paul Furneaux ‘Mokuhangu’ laquered boards ‘Orange Rain, Pink Rain & Red Rain’. One for each of our children, when we go.
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Beautiful image, whos the artist and what’s the medium?
Have nothing like this subject on our walls. Walking past a gallery’s window in December and this oil had pride of display under the spotlights. Art is about memories and this will remind of that impulsive purchase. Walked in 10 mins before shutting, bought it, had a glass of fizz, wrapped and out in a few minutes.
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His name is Alan Flood. He did a number on the theme of Koi. Some more impressionistic than others. At the time I could only afford the small one I have. The larger ones were about 1.5m square.
I think it’s acrylic
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Thank you, I’ll look the artist up.
My mate is an artist and focuses on British Subcultures.
Got a lot of prints around the house but had this framed recently - a graphic illustration of Ocean Colour Scenes “Moseley Shoals” album:
Limited to 10-pieces. 1/10 went to me, 2/10 went to the bands manager.
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looks great- id be interested to know how to view their other work
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Not sure you’re allowed links on here but search for ‘Jaymo Kid’.
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This may be removed due to content (please don’t comment on the subject) but I would quite like this framed and put in the study. Pop art at its best, reflecting the times we live in.
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This one is not hanging in my listening space but its a subject of interesting discussions about music.
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‘January Storm’ by Pine Feroda - a woodblock print collaboration from Devon, involving five artists. This large print captures the cliffs at Hartland, North Devon.
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This is a negative print of one of Duffy’s pics for Aladdin Sane cover.
Apologies for odd angle but I really need to get some anti reflective glass on it!
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It was on the occasion of the “Châteaux Bordeaux” exhibition organised by the Centre Georges Pompidou in Paris that architectural painter Carl LAUBIN (UK) had the idea of bringing together the 61 Médoc wines of the famous 1855 classification on the same canvas.
And thanks to the Master of Wine (Rod) for enlightening us!
Is it spot the living one ?
I really like that. Not sure I’d trust Jim Morrison to mix me a drink though.
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Indeed, not many left alive.
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Couldn’t see any Rolling Stones?
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The only groups I can see are the Beatles and er ABBA
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There is another, the Bee Gees back centre!
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