Inspiration From Artists Wk 191: Industrial landscapes

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A couple of fairly large oils from a decade ago, based on the smoke and grime polluting the atmosphere by dozens of pot kilns in the early fifties.
They are excellent Alan, nice to hear that you are feeling inspired by this thread , it’s serving it purpose and that’s why it was started. If occasionally someone feel inspired or discovers an artist they particularly like then it’s worth the effort of posting it weekly, I’m sure we get more viewers than  we do comments or contributions,  often though it would be nice to have the number of viewers . 
I was looking through my own work and thinking , I’ve not don’t many or any industrial landscape hoe odd , then it dawned on me I tend to include them in with my Martine paintings.
Three very good paintings Paul. I particularly like the top one of the three.
Thanks George, a few more all new artists for me , discovered on Saatchi Art all mixed media  American artists .  Iskra Johnson  Hubert Kadziolka Nikolay Bazunov.
Port Talbot is the most industrial place I've seen -  Hywel Harries- Loading Gantries, Port Talbot.
and Tom C Brown -Steelworks, Port Talbot.
Some artists that I have just come across apart from the first one . 1. Hercules Brabazon Brabazon. 2. Viktor Vikhtinsky. 3. Werner Drewes 4. Preston Dickinson. 5. Oswald Poteau.
My last posting on this subject. 1. Semion Pavlov. Trevor Grimshaw. Geoffrey W Birks. John Weeks . Nigel Borrington.
The Trevor Grimshaw painting you posted is so subtlety understated yet hits the subject matter fair and square in the face.  It'a a triumph.
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