Joe Scarborough Art
Joe Scarborough Art Hand-Varnished Canvas Print Royal Exchange
Former coal miner Joe Scarborough brings a sense of theatre to his vibrant pieces, which are inspired by Impressionism and the drama of real life.
Each artwork features his signature four-inch figures and scenes reminiscent of the 1950s and 60s. Like Claude Monet and Pierre-Auguste Renoir, he first paints the canvas orange to create movement. The figures are then sketched in with a pencil, before raw umber is applied and dark lines are added once the paint is dry.
This piece is inspired by Sheffield’s Royal Exchange Buildings – a Grade II-listed site on a bend in the city’s River Don. Joe adds: “On Fridays, the steelworkers’ wives wait for their husbands’ wages before the siren call of the nearby pubs, Big Gun and the Royal Oak.”
| Image size | 31.5in x 24.5in |
FAQ
Questions and Answers
What does my print come with?
Your print will come in a tube accompanied with a certification of authentic which will be signed either by Joe or Joe's Manager. This will be carefully wrapped in Joe Scarborough branded tissue paper.
When will I get my order?
We aim to send your parcel within 1-2 day with 48 hour tracked. The tracking will be emailed to you once it is sent. You can also collect from our warehouse based in Sheffield, Halfway.
Have an original painting?
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