VIEW IN MY ROOM
Mrs. Isobel Campbell. Sold. Print
United Kingdom
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Story: Long day canvasing, campaigning for my political party. Tired, took a short-cut through a garden. Isobel sees me, starts chatting, makes a friend of me. Wise woman, with excellent judgement of character. Seeing I'm exhausted invites me into her mansion and heats up some home-made soup which is served with crusty bread. Asking what I do, apart from political canvasing, I tell her I paint. So I exchanged (sold?) this portrait of Mrs. Isobel Campbell, sometime Opera Singer, now retired, for a bowl of home-made soup and a hunk of bread. Isobel then gave me a large room, bathed in light, with glass on three sides and appropriate furniture, to use as another studio. Plenty of storage too. Whilst I paint she sings opera betimes as she cooks tasty meals. Nuances de Veuve Clicquot to my Pol Roger. Plenty of dolly-girls on Saatchi. This is more difficult. Thank you and farewell.
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Print:Giclee on Fine Art Paper
Size:8 W x 10 H x 0.1 D in
Size with Frame:13.25 W x 15.25 H x 1.2 D in
Frame:White
Ready to Hang:Yes
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United Kingdom
Lowborn, not a Virtue-Signaller, lacking Luxury Beliefs or their status, but neither an inverted snob, nor a snob. Definitely not intersected. Orphaned, outcast, male, straight, white, capitalist (a tiny fish in a very big pond), quite conservative in fiscal and social matters. In long term and friendly relationship. Prankster, yet pragmatic, singular, evolved, authentic, ironic, sardonic, sceptical. Comparatively deprived early life. Which has had permanent effect. Not least in being grateful, for what I've got. And for true opportunities both recognisable and takeable. These themes within some of these works. Never faked a sarcasm too. Personally loyal to those who have tried to, or have, helped. What else is a man of honour to do? Really enjoy painting, sometimes. In silence, without media lies etc., noticed sound of own breathing as I paint. Expressive, rather than regular! Still learning after all these years. Thank you for your interest.
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