The Gyle from Quayside Pittenweem Fife by Manus Mcginty

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Another fresh, clean image, full of colour. A good lead in with the quay taking the eye to the main building. I also like the pale distant builings, giving good depth to the image - very well painted sir!

Posted by Stephen Slater on Mon 08 Aug 09:29:14

Those complementary colours really sing out. Another lovely painting.

Posted by Ruth Dolan on Mon 08 Aug 10:05:53

Another lovely scene from you Manus. Nice crisp clean colours and plenty of detail

Posted by N. Fen on Mon 08 Aug 10:09:06

You're a genius Manus!!!

Posted by Fiona Phipps on Mon 08 Aug 15:49:44

Lovely picture. I particularly like your colours.

Posted by Sarah Bottjer on Mon 08 Aug 16:27:01

What a lovely composition and subject. Beautifully painted.

Posted by Lesley Dabson on Mon 08 Aug 17:25:40

Spent a lovely day at the Arts Festival there yesterday, and it never rained whilst I was there for a change! Two lovely watercolours of a special part of Scotland.

Posted by Val Kenyon on Tue 09 Aug 11:50:36

This is beautiful Manus. I am sure your brother in law was delighted.

Posted by Denise Butler on Tue 09 Aug 12:05:07

Hang on Studio Wall

31/03/2015

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An oft painted view of this building The fife coast is an artist's paradise with great coastal path walks and picturesque villages with their typical red pantile roofs.This was painted for my brother in Law's 50th Birthday

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Manus Mcginty

I am an amateur painter, photographer, and retired architect/housing development director based in Scotland. I have been painting mostly watercolour landscapes and urban scenes for around 25yrs from my home studio and gallery. I have paintings in individuals collections in America, Canada, Greece,…

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