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A Shetland Notebook
Norman Ackroyd CBE RA has spent over four decades recording the coastal landscapes of the British archipelago. All his watercolours and many of his etchings are executed en plein air, mainly from chartered boats chosen for their skippers' local knowledge and expertise in landing on the more remote rocks and islands. These journeys, which can last up to fourteen hours, are the result of extensive reading and research. A Shetland Notebook contains 39 watercolours selected from several journeys to the edges of Shetland in the spring and summer of 2012. From the verdant flora of the southern isles to the rugged northern cliffs of Unst and Esha Ness, the book paints a vivid portrait of one of the most intriguing yet inhospitable corners of the British Isles. Each sketch is accompanied by a brief but engaging commentary by the artist. SELLING POINTS: * Contains 39 beautiful watercolours of Shetland * Norman Ackroyd is hugely popular for his atmospheric images of the British Isles * Includes a gazetteer identifying the locations of all the paintings 78 colour
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A Hebridean Notebook
The printmaker Norman Ackroyd CBE RA has long been fascinated by the Hebrides, the archipelago lying to the north-west of mainland Scotland. Inhabited since prehistoric times, some of these islands are now deserted, and all are rarely visited. Their ghostly, desolate ambience was the perfect stage for Ackroyd's art; the urge to see these remote islands for himself spurred him into making several journeys to the region. This book brings together a selection of original en plein air watercolour sketches, some produced under arduous conditions of weather and sea, which have provided the basis for many of Ackroyd's most memorable etchings. A gazetteer section at the back contains the artist's th...
Tender is the North
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