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Liverpool, The Old and the New
Liverpool, The Old and the New
Liverpool, The Old and the New
Liverpool, The Old and the New
Liverpool, The Old and the New
Liverpool, The Old and the New
Liverpool, The Old and the New
Liverpool, The Old and the New
Liverpool, The Old and the New
Liverpool, The Old and the New
Liverpool, The Old and the New
Liverpool, The Old and the New
Liverpool, The Old and the New
Liverpool, The Old and the New
Liverpool, The Old and the New
Liverpool, The Old and the New
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Original artwork description:

This is a picture of one of my favourite areas of Liverpool, England. You can see parts of the famous three graces buildings on the waterfront including the very famous Royal Liver Building and the Albert Dock. This picture was drawn outside at the Albert Dock over two summer mornings. I chose this scene because I liked the mixture of older and newer buildings and the way they reflected on the water of the Albert Dock. I also like the fact that the Albert Dock and older buildings have looked the same since they were built and have endured so much life, history and change in the city.

Materials used:

Oil Pastel on 160gsm Black Paper

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#famous landmarks #contemporary drawing #historic architecture #urban impressionism #liverpool cityscape 

Liverpool, The Old and the New (2024)

Pastel drawing 
by David Lloyd

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This is a picture of one of my favourite areas of Liverpool, England. You can see parts of the famous three graces buildings on the waterfront including the very famous Royal Liver Building and the Albert Dock. This picture was drawn outside at the Albert Dock over two summer mornings. I chose this scene because I liked the mixture of older and newer buildings and the way they reflected on the water of the Albert Dock. I also like the fact that the Albert Dock and older buildings have looked the same since they were built and have endured so much life, history and change in the city.

Materials used:

Oil Pastel on 160gsm Black Paper

Tags:
#famous landmarks #contemporary drawing #historic architecture #urban impressionism #liverpool cityscape 
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My work is driven by the desire to capture and represent the world around me through landscapes and portraits. Family, friends, travelling, skateboarding, nature, light and the man-made world all inspire and influence... Read more

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