Friar's Goose, Pump Engine House

Colin Cartwright

Friar's Goose, Pump Engine House

The pump engine house, at Friar’s Goose, on the river Tyne, in Gateshead, in the style of Thomas Hair, the industrial watercolourist of the 1830’s.

The engine house, is now a ruin, on the reclaimed riverside park land, Felling, Gateshead.

Bockingford watercolour paper, 22” x 14” 140lb.

Friar's Goose, Pump Engine House belongs to the following groups:

Complex Simplicity of Art, ! $$☻The Christmas Shop (Get Art Promoted)☺ !, ! 100% !, "Exceptional Ekphrasis", All Around the Styles, Artists with Disabilities, Bits and Pieces , British Painters, County Durham, Creative, Talented, and Unknown, Decorative and Traditional Art, Dilapidated Buildings, Dimensions, Fine Arts, Freedom to Shine, Friends of RedBubble, from masterpiece, Goldrush and Ghost Towns, Hand painted or drawn Buildings and architecture, Historic Landmarks of Europe, Impressionism Café, Impressionist Art, Industrial landscapes, JUST WATERCOLOURS - 2 art in 24 hrs, Landscape Painting, Light In The Darkness, Live and Let Live, Mills & Mines, Mixed Media, Moody, Dark, Evocative (no nudes), North East England, Out of the Past, Pencil Drawing (2 per 24 hrs), Realist Traditional Art, Rustic, Safe Haven, Shameless Self-Promotion, Solo Exhibition, Spiritual Art, The Healing Journey, The River Tyne, The true beauty, United Kingdom, Vibrant and Vivid Color, Works On Paper and You're Accepted Available for sale as

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Friar's Goose, Pump Engine House by Colin Cartwright
Friar's Goose, Pump Engine House by Colin Cartwright
  • Jeff  Burns

    Jeff Burns

    beautiful work

  • Colin Cartwright

    Colin Cartwright

    Thanks Jeff, for my first comment!

  • Lynne Wright

    Lynne Wright

    You do absolutely beautiful work. I’m so glad to hear that your art is a welcome diversion from health problems. I can really identify, as my husband and I are both on disability due to numerous issues. Don (my hubby) finds his special enjoyment with photography, as I do with painting. He is also very impressed with your work, and offered that if you were to find anything in his site (donlyn62) that you’d be interested in using as subject matter, to go right ahead—he’d be honored!

    P. S. If it’s anything like the photo in your profile, the area where you live must be gorgeous!

    God bless, and happy painting.

  • apjenkins

    apjenkins

    Such different and interesting work very nice!!

  • Estelle O'Brien

    Estelle O'Brien

    Wonderful painting

  • PennyEdwardes

    PennyEdwardes

    Your artwork is simply amazing Colin….I love your use of colour…truly a work of art!

  • TFFDavid

    TFFDavid

    This is excellent, thanks for submitting it to the North East England group Colin.

  • Kirbo

    Kirbo

    Perfectly!!

  • Evita

    Evita

    Beautiful!!!

  • Colin Cartwright replied

    Thanks Evita. I remember working very hard to get this right.

  • pucci ferraris

    pucci ferraris

    beautiful watercolour! your colours are amazing

  • GEORGE SANDERSON

    GEORGE SANDERSON

    Another great one , Colin
    Your industrial scenes are excelent !

  • Colin Cartwright replied

    Thanks, George.

    This is the only structure which partly survives, from all of Thomas Hair’s works.

  • Colin Cartwright

    Colin Cartwright

    This painting has been featured in the “Rustic group”:http://www.redbubble.com/groups/rustic/

  • Blended

    Blended

    Very nice work Colin. It’s great that you recaptured the life of the building.

  • whitehawk60

    whitehawk60

    A beautiful painting well done Colin

  • jmcJMC

    jmcJMC

    A beautiful painting , Colin, beautiful water colour!,

  • Maureen Bloesch

    Maureen Bloesch

    wonderful detail and color!

  • Doug Keech

    Doug Keech

    Very nice work Colin.

  • Ian Ker

    Ian Ker

    Congrats on the feature, Colin. Nice to see a different medium and some of the industrial heritage of County Durham.

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