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Castlefield,Manchester No2 (2012) Original Oil Painting by Ian McKay

24 x 20 x 0.3cm (unframed) / 24 x 20cm (actual image size)

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Immerse yourself in the rich industrial heritage of Castlefield, Manchester, with this stunning oil painting of Castlefield railway bridges and canals. This evocative piece captures the contrast between the area's historic railway structures and the serene waterways below, blending architectural grandeur with atmospheric depth. Painted in oil on board, the composition highlights the intricate ironwork of the bridges, the interplay of light and reflection on the canal’s surface, and the enduring charm of this historic location. The textured brushwork and tonal variations bring the scene to life, offering a unique perspective on one of Manchester’s most iconic landscapes.

This area inspires me, it is a fascinating blend of industrial history and modern life. I’m captivated by the contrast of the waterways and the imposing railway bridges overhead.

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Oil paints on board

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Immerse yourself in the rich industrial heritage of Castlefield, Manchester, with this stunning oil painting of Castlefield railway bridges and canals. This evocative piece captures the contrast between the area's historic railway structures and the serene waterways below, blending architectural grandeur with atmospheric depth. Painted in oil on board, the composition highlights the intricate ironwork of the bridges, the interplay of light and reflection on the canal’s surface, and the enduring charm of this historic location. The textured brushwork and tonal variations bring the scene to life, offering a unique perspective on one of Manchester’s most iconic landscapes.

This area inspires me, it is a fascinating blend of industrial history and modern life. I’m captivated by the contrast of the waterways and the imposing railway bridges overhead.

Materials used:

Oil paints on board

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McKay’s practice gives him an opportunity to convey his interests through visual means, using a diverse range of media, including paint, print and photography. Through a process of driven observation, his aim is... Read more

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