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About Me
- Charles Jamieson
- I am an artist who likes to travel and paint, exhibiting widely throughout the UK.
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- This is my nice Harry Watkins painting just back f...
- Lovely wall of posters we found in a side street i...
- Liz Knox DA(Edin) PAI PPAI
- Over the weekend I finally built my new bird table...
- Painting of the week
- Glasgow Art Fair
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- Found this shop window in London. These are teleph...
- All this lovely weather....here the sun reflects o...
- This is the sculptor Tom Allan in his studio. Tom ...
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- At this time of year, when the sun is out, the mos...
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- OK, so the dentist wasn't that bad and I ended up ...
- I like this lettering I found the other day in the...
- Time for a wee painting. I did this one near the v...
- Hanging began in earnest this week for the Paisley...
- Easter Sunday and it's afternoon tea outside in a...
- This is the Aspect Prize winner Alistair Pender's ...
- I like this shot of a building in Balham. Great Gu...
- Look at this wonderful evening. Spring at last.
- Links to good reviews of Glasgow bookThe Evening T...
- Easter weekend definitely calls for daffodils. Thi...
- Glasgow Book
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- These are a few spreads from my GLASGOW book just ...
- Friends Chris and Morag are doing up an extremely ...
- This is one of the Maine paintings I'm working on ...
- I saw these red shoes in London...near Saville Row
- Harry Watkins
- Visited Harry Watkins studio in Balham recently. H...
- This is my friend George's motorbike jacket. He po...
- Blakes Seven
- Paisley Art Institute
- Spent part of the day helping the delivery and put...
- Sue Biazotti's exhibition
- A couple of Sue's small canvasses. There were a lo...
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This is, without a doubt, the best photographic essay on Glesca those wonderful black and white photographs of wee laddies in the gorbals and a dirty faced wee lassie in Townhead around 1961, just when I started school at the top end of Cathedral Street. Charlie's book is to photographs of Glasgow as Joan Eardley was to paintings of people in the city, and he's a braw dauber as well. Go out and buy it now; one for your wife, one for your partner and one for your fancy boyor girl; buy one and donate it to your local library; buy one and put it up for auction on E Bay and Charlie might just autograph the first copy that someone buys for £100 providing you donate the difference between the purchase price and the sale price to a charity of your choosing.
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