Category Archives: Ink on paper

Archive from 1980, Parade, Margate, 15-21 February 2013

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Archive from 1980 – 30 drawings

Typewriter (Copperbox)/Margate Trophy/Tuk-Tuks (Sri Lanka)/LNER Clock/Desert Boots and Bowling Shoes/Oblivion Button/Literary Dogs/P for Petanque/Badges (1989)/Antarctic Explorers – Parts 1 & 2/Europena Roller/Fiske, Gray, Eagan & O’Brien/Assorted Badges/SPICA/Boots/Shears & Leather Working Tools (Cherchbi)/24 Brogues/WWII Medals/ The Ambassador (Rijksmuseum)/Two Typewritwes/ Captain’s Cap/ Dansette (back/inside)/Mod Shoes/Brian Haw’s HatAmundsen South Pole Expediton Watch/ACME Whistles/Ocean Falls (British Columbia)/Watercolour Box/Big Russain Badge. 

Exhibition view 1

 Exhibition view 2

 Exhibition view 1

 

View 4

 

The Margate Postcards – 40 postcards  celebrating/commemorating Margate, past and present.

Margate Postcards 1

Margate Postcards 2

MP4

Bird Pyramid

1 Fieldfare

2 Longtails

3 Buntings

4 Warblers

5 Tits

Bird Pyramid

 

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LNER Clock

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LNER Clock

LNER Clock (2013)

Ink on paper, 297 x 420mm.

The LNER was one of the “Big Four” Railway Companies formed during the 1923 Grouping Act in Britain. As such it barely lasted 25 years, but in this time left a prestigious mark in British railway history. Even today, the LNER’s Gresley Pacifics are synonymous with speed and luxury.

The LNER was a railway of contrasts. It was the second largest “Big Four” company in terms of route miles, but was also the poorest. It was famous for its prestigious high speed trains, but gained a lot of its income the coal fields of North East England. Routes varied from the flat agricultural land of East Anglia, to the severe curves and gradients of Scotland and the Pennines.

http://www.lner.info/