Barquentine off the Eddystone. by Michael Daley
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Acrylic on mdf 16 x 20ins. Once the workhorse of seaborne commerce, very few of these vessels survive today This painting has been on here before I think but has sat on a shelf waiting for me to sharpen it up. All acrylic paintings shrink in value and need perking up before public display or sale. The Eddystone is 14 or so miles south of Plymouth. I have added more light to the sails and clouds and repainted the sea with a knife.
About the Artist
Michael Daley
Before leaving the RAF in the early 90s I studied, part time, Fine Art and Graphic Design at Falmouth College of Art and Design. On leaving the Air Force I worked for 17 years at Holkham Hall until retirement in 2010. I worked as a volunteer caseworker for ssafa ( Forces Charity) for almost 5…
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