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| L-R works by, Paul Furneaux (x3), Michael Docherty (x2), Jo Ganter, Jessica Harrison (sculpture). |
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| Works by, in spiral order from lower left: William Littlejohn, John Bellany, Denis Buchan, Alberto Morrocco, James Downie Robertson, Earl Haig, David Michie (x2), Joyce W Cairns, John Houston, then centred with J D Robertson, and J Houston. |
That maple tree in the brilliant autumn colours is really mesmerising.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful exhibit and photos. The last two are favorites. Take care have a great day!
ReplyDeleteI think these visits to galleries must be activating your inner creativity, YAM. Your photographs are terrific. I shall expect you to be having a gallery showing of your own work before too long!
ReplyDeleteA beautiful view on the other side of the Grey's curtain and the Autumn leaves are gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteExhibition Art works looks great. Truly Awesome pics.
ReplyDeleteOne minute you have a picture of a very gray sky and the next you have a beautiful picture of a blue sky with a beautiful tree.
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Deletethat's how it goes around here... though the grey is the dominant presence! Yxx
YAM I love the grouping and OMCs the moon is splendid and the peep at the leaves
ReplyDeleteHugs cecilia
Lovely takes!
ReplyDeleteIn the 1st photo the sculpture is keeping an eye on you!
Such beautiful peeks of art, nature and travel this week!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great collection of pictures showing art and nature.
ReplyDeleteEine ganze Wand voller Kunst. Großartig!
ReplyDeleteSo where is the harbour I wonder? I like harbours at night - the Milford estuary near us in magical when lit by lights and the moon. Even rain doesn’t spoil the view.
ReplyDeleteHari Om
Deletethat's my home town of Dunoon, on the Clyde firth... not a harbour, per se, but a port, for sure. The Paddle Steamer Waverley pays regular visits, other than the passenger ferry bringing folk 'doon the watter'... Yxx
Lovely images!
ReplyDeleteI loved that most colorful maple tree! Fall is a fave season of mine just for all its beauty.
That diaphonous curtain shot is the artwork of the day.
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