Northam boat yards and old boats Painting by Martin Davey

Northam boat yards and old boats

by Martin Davey

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Title

Northam boat yards and old boats

Artist

Martin Davey

Medium

Painting - Acrylic On Board

Description

This painting shows the industrial area by the River Itchen at Northam, Southampton, as viewed from the Bittern side. Various boat yards can be seen on the left and on the right are cranes that work at the scrapyard, used for loading scrap metal on to a ship at least once a week. The tide is out and this reveals a carpet of green algae across the mudflats, inter-cut with small streams ow water running through it. A famous feature of the river is the large amount of old boat wrecks dotted around, a number exposed at low tide.
The painting is painted in acrylics over a few days, on a board measuring 16" x 20", during April 2014.

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July 8th, 2014

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Comments (9)

Michael African Visions

Wow you have such a wonderful collection of fine art. I'm not sure where to start. I like the greens in this one. Its great that your are making realistic paintings of modern environments. You are reflecting our world.

Martin Davey replied:

Thanks very much Michael for your kind comments. I think there are plenty of things to paint in quite mundane and ugly places!