I won't have much chance for any painting this weekend as I am going back to Oxford for a car event my father-in-law is organising, coincidentally, right outside my old college. So today I have one of those splendid railway posters of my college as my wallpaper.
This lithograph dates from 1935 and is by Claude Buckle (1905-1973) who did a whole series of similar posters advertising rail destinations between 1933 and 1960. Original examples of his posters go for about £1000 these days.
I'm hoping to get a little bit done on my Artizan Designs Afghans but have now run out of washers on which to base the remaining packs. I have ordered new steel washers from several places but they are all too small. Unfortunately, I hadn't realised I had been using Imperial 13/16" washers which no longer seem to be available in Britain. I have some zinc ones on order to see if they are alright.
These will look great!
ReplyDeleteEnjoy yourself and I am looking forward to the Afghans being done
ReplyDeleteNice to see that old world architecture
ReplyDeleteI hope you get the washes you're looking for, re-basing would be a pain.
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