Textiles at the Scottish Crannog Centre, Kenmore. by Malcolm Davies GRA

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Excellent work Malcolm, bit different from your usual high detail work but very interesting nonetheless.

Posted by Paul (Dixie) Dean on Wed 26 Feb 13:28:54

Thanks for the info Malcolm and a lovely painting too

Posted by Heather Love on Wed 26 Feb 14:07:07

I like this a lot. The coloured textiles invite you in to the building. I'm intrigued to go and see what else is inside.

Posted by Bobbie Matulja on Thu 27 Feb 17:05:23

Hang on Studio Wall

26/02/2025

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The new Scottish Crannog centre on Loch Tay at Kenmore has greatly expanded since moving to a new site. There is now a village of buildings, each one being dedicated to one aspect of life in the Iron Age. This one is to the dyeing of wool and other fibres and the weaving of textiles. A fabulous experience and a sketchers delight. The cafe is good too!!!!

About the Artist

Malcolm Davies GRA

I studied art at school in the early 1970's and my early paintings were all aircraft based. As my personal interests changed so did my artwork, and I moved into motor cycles and cars. My first car based commission in 1978 was for a Jensen CV8. In the years since then my artwork has gone…

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