Captured within this evocative print is the raw, turbulent beauty of Coldingham Bay, a cherished sliver of the Scottish coastline. The artwork powerfully conveys the untamed essence of nature through its expressive brushstrokes and the dramatic interplay of light and dark, a hallmark of the Expressionist style. Enveloped by an ominous stormy sky, the seascape scene is dominated by a palette of moody greys and deep blacks, punctuated by fleeting moments of brightness where the sun daringly pierces through the cloud cover. The wind appears almost palpable as it whips across the canvas, suggesting the forceful movement of the clouds above and the restless sea below. The rugged cliffs stand as silent sentinels, their edges highlighted by a transient glow of sunlight, evoking a sensation of fleeting warmth against the cool tones of the turbulent waters. Below, the shoreline is a frenzy of activity, where the sea meets the land in a dance of natural forces. Angular shapes and fragmented reflections suggest the slippery surfaces of rocks and the ephemeral shimmer of water at the bay’s edge. This print offers a glimpse of Scotland's coastal grandeur through a lens that is both emotionally charged and beautifully chaotic, inviting onlookers to experience the visceral power of a storm as it graces the Scottish beaches with its transient presence.
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A Mary Oliver poem that touches close to a grieving heart and connects people on a personal, raw level. Good for a friend gift or a personal purchase.
Within an instant of looking at each of these photos you'll realize that something is off, but look closer and you'll see that they're absolutely chilling. These snapshots not only offer a look into the dark recesses of every day life, but they show the way in which Mother Nature seems to be conspiring against us at every turn.These rarely seen photos are sure to shock even the most mature readers.
Playing in the Rain: When All That Matters is Freedom by Sandra J. Jackson is the first book in the author's Escape Series. It starts with an awakening in a sterile hospital after the teen protagonist, A2, is kidnapped. Unable to even recognize herself in the mirror, it is slowly revealed that she is trapped in an aesculapian facility called C.E.C.I.L.: Contagion Eradication Center for Intelligent Life. Attending to her is Jasper, who pumps her body full of pharmaceuticals and occasionally dispenses information, disclosing to A2 that another shut-in named B2 is, in fact, her sister. Hints about the life they had before the experiment begin to intensify following a lab fire and the introduction of the true antagonist, prophetically named Cecil himself, which fuel the survivor's longing to escape. Playing in the Rain by Sandra J. Jackson is a slow burn of a story. While it is instantly engrossing, Jackson has masterfully crafted a narrative that unravels itself with each page, which is refreshing in a time where information-dumping has become the norm in the genre as a whole. It would be a mistake to take the unhurried revelations as sluggish; the pacing is absolutely perfect and the building of suspense is first rate. The plot is unique and the writing is tight and crisp, complete with dialogue that comes across as authentic despite an artificially inspired environment. I would recommend this book to readers who adore intelligent thrillers, suspense, mysteries with strong female leads, and a narrative that allows for the measured development of an excellent story.
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Immerse yourself in the serene beauty of a dusky Scottish harbour with our evocative print, a piece that radiates the quintessence of expressionist charm. This mesmerizing artwork captures the transient light of dusk as it dances across Portpatrick Harbour, infusing the scene with a palette of vibrant colours that echo the unique spirit of this coastal gem. The print encapsulates the raw beauty of the harbour, where a symphony of warm oranges, deep purples, and vivid blues paint the scene in broad, impulsive strokes. The radiant yellow of the twilight sky reflects upon the calm waters, offering a stark contrast to the cool shadows engulfing the undulating hills in the background. Traditional white-washed cottages cluster harmoniously along the waterfront, each seemingly alive with their own tales and histories, as soft glimmers of homely light suggest warmth and shelter against the cool embrace of the encroaching evening. A solitary fishing boat, bathed in the dying light of day, rests in tranquil isolation, its reflection a whisper on the water's surface, adding a palpable sense of stillness to the harbour. This print is a testament to the atmospheric ambience of Scottish Harbours, offering admirers a chance to indulge in the aesthetic pleasures of expressionism’s bold, intuitive touch. It's a soul-stirring homage to the natural beauty and cultural essence of Scotland's coastal landscapes. Whether as a focal point in your living space or as part of a personal collection, this print will imbue any room with the depth and emotion of an expressionist masterpiece inspired by the enchanting Portpatrick Harbour at dusk.
With Fine Sculptural Details to the Face, Torso, Hands and Feet Hand Carved and Well Patinated Pine Northern European, c. 1850 23" high x 6" wide x 2.5" deep A finely detailed and completely original Artist’s lay Figure or Mannequin, this example benefits from sensitive carved details to the face, hands and feet as well as some stylised anatomical details to the torso. In exceptional raw untouched condition and retaining articulation in all joints, this larger than average figure is crawling with integrity and character. Bearing a handled and beautifully textured surface to the carved pine wood, there is no visible evidence of any significant restoration or damage. A rarity.
This is an art print made on 12" x 16" heavyweight glossy stock. It has a thin white border around the edges. Each print is hand-cut and individually signed by the artist. ***A perfect decoration for your classroom or gift for the teachers and book-lovers in your life!*** The original drawing was done freehand with pen & marker. I cut the prints by hand from 12x18" stock, so they may have an extra centimeter or two of length at the top or bottom, which may need to be trimmed if you plan to frame them. Please keep in mind that these are art prints, not mass-produced posters, so they may contain minor imperfections. Each one is made by hand, with love, by the artist who originally created the illustrations, with no third-party involvement or corporate nonsense. If you have any questions or concerns, please never hesitate to reach out! :) And be sure to check out the other prints in my Authors series!
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Artist Francis Bacon created expressive, existentialist art that explored deep human emotion and pain.
