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industrial coastline of the north east was one of the first themes of
my work; I still use sketches made over thirty years ago around the
(then) half derelict Hartlepool docks.
Almost by chance, in the last two years, I found myself spending some time around the coast of Britain, both on land looking out to sea, and at sea looking landward. The result is that I have made a number of pictures on a generally maritime theme; some are a little darker in emotional tone than is usual for me. The final picture in my sequence of the Camino de Santiago, 'Pilgrim's Progress', is a large, moody drawing of Cape Finisterre and the Atlantic stretching westward. Click images to enlarge© 2002 EdmundBlood designed by oppo-sites |
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