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Original artwork description:
Titled "Heading to The Horseshoe Bar", this watercolour painting on 300gsm watercolour paper captures Drury Street in Glasgow where can be found one of the city's much loved pubs, The Horseshoe Bar among some of the finest Victorian architecture around. Framed in black painted solid wood, incorporating a neutral grey mount and behind glass.
Materials used:
watercolour paints,watercolour paper, graphite
Tags:
#architectural #pub #glasgow cityscape #watercolour painting #scottish art #framed watercolour #glasgow artist #stephen murray #horseshoe bar #glasgow buildingsGlasgow Cityscape, Drury Street, Framed Watercolour Painting (2020) Watercolour
by Stephen Murray
5 Artist Reviews
£325 Sold
- Watercolour on Paper
- One of a kind artwork
- Size: 55 x 67 x 1cm (framed) / 35 x 47cm (actual image size)
- Framed and ready to hang
- Signed certificate of authenticity
- Style: Unspecified
- Subject: Architecture and cityscapes
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Original artwork description
Titled "Heading to The Horseshoe Bar", this watercolour painting on 300gsm watercolour paper captures Drury Street in Glasgow where can be found one of the city's much loved pubs, The Horseshoe Bar among some of the finest Victorian architecture around. Framed in black painted solid wood, incorporating a neutral grey mount and behind glass.
Materials used:
watercolour paints,watercolour paper, graphite
Tags:
#architectural #pub #glasgow cityscape #watercolour painting #scottish art #framed watercolour #glasgow artist #stephen murray #horseshoe bar #glasgow buildings
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Artist Reviews (5)
Stephen Murray
United Kingdom
About
I am a Glaswegian artist painting mostly land, sea and cityscape scenes. I work in various mediums but mostly acrylic and watercolour where I try to capture my home town's... Read more