I was fortunate to have lived in gorgeous Scotland, perhaps the most
beautiful country on planet Earth, from 1989-1992 (although I had been
visiting it regularly several times a year starting in 1987).
This
spectacular nation is an artist's dream come true, especially if you
are a landscape artist (which I wasn't), but the sheer beauty of the
Scottish landscape turned me into one... and over the years I produced
hundreds of Scottish watercolors, pastels and drawings (and some
etchings) which celebrated not only the Scottish landscape, but also all
the "stuff" around me (I lived in a farmhouse built in 1532), such as
sheep, horses, cows, Highland games, fish, and the brilliant Scottish
people.
Here are some of the hundreds of pieces that I did on sheep, which were essentially everywhere!
Sheep in a field near Fettercairn, Angus, Scotland
26 x 40 inches, Pastel on paper, c. 1989
In a private collection in Edzell, Scotland
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View from Little Keithock Farmhouse, near Fettercairn, Angus, Scotland
30x40 inches. Watercolor on paper, c. 1990.
In a private collection in Montrose, Scotland
Field off the A90, near Fettercairn, Angus, Scotland 12x40 inches. Watercolor on paper, c. 1990. In a private collection in Brooklyn, New York Blackface Highlanders, near Inverbervie, Angus, Scotland 12x40 inches. Watercolor on paper, c. 1990. In a private collection in Arbroath, Scotland |
Blackface Highlanders, near Glamis Castle, Forfar, Angus, Scotland 20x40 inches. Pen and ink wash on paper, c. 1992 In a private collection in Banff, Scotland |
Blackface Highlander, near Dunnottar Castle, Angus, Scotland 28x40 inches. Pen and ink on paper, c. 1991 In a private collection in Stonehaven, Scotland |
Blackface Highlanders, near Little Keithock Farmhouse, Brechin Road, Angus, Scotland 30x30 inches. Pen and ink wash on paper, c. 1990 In a private collection in St. Andrews, Scotland |
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