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Please note that I've used real horse racing results from newspapers as a collage effect to create a sense of wind and rain against a dark, stormy, night sky!
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Giclee, fine art print of original illustration.
Limited edition of 100.
Signed, Stamped and hand numbered Giclee print on canvas set within a cream mount and black frame (60cm w x 25cm d)
Old Glasgow on a windswept, rainy night.
The city's transformation has begun but it leaves a sparse landscape of the Glasgow man's life. His work, his pub, his bookmaker and, of course, his home.
The warm lights from each window work as a beacon to his next destination. Genuine horse-racing sections from newspapers work as a collage to re-create the rain, mist and steam.
This offers a unique memory and portrait of Glasgow. For those who would prefer a keepsake minus the twee.
Framed size: 60x25cm.
Please note that the framed prints can only be delivered within the Glasgow area. To ensure it arrives in perfect condition, I will deliver personally and free of charge.
Smaller, mounted prints are available on the website and can be posted to anywhere in the UK and abroad.
Work. Pub. Bookie. Hame © BreukArt / Mark McPhelim
Designed by Mark McPhelim in Glasgow
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