Men Playing Dominoes
Norman Cornish MBE
Men Playing Dominoes
Limited edition gicleé print, unframed
Now in very limited numbers originally produced in agreement with Norman Cornish and the University Gallery, Northumbria for exhibitions with Norman Cornish between 1989 and 2009 and since acquired by Gallagher & Turner. Not previously framed.
Signed and numbered, edition of 100
20 x 29cm (image)
“I made drawings of pub workers in days past because I was fascinated by the men standing at the bar drinking and talking, or sitting playing dominoes. I was attracted by the wonderful shapes that they make in their varied attitudes. I also realised that life would change in some ways. The local collieries have gone, together with the pit road. Many of the old streets, chapels and pubs are no more. A large number of the ordinary but fascinating people who frequent these places are gone. However, in my memory, and I hope in my drawings, they live on. I simply close my eyes and they all spring to life.” Norman Cornish
Gallagher & Turner welcome approaches by clients wishing to sell works by Norman Cornish
Norman Cornish MBE
Men Playing Dominoes
Limited edition gicleé print, unframed
Now in very limited numbers originally produced in agreement with Norman Cornish and the University Gallery, Northumbria for exhibitions with Norman Cornish between 1989 and 2009 and since acquired by Gallagher & Turner. Not previously framed.
Signed and numbered, edition of 100
20 x 29cm (image)
“I made drawings of pub workers in days past because I was fascinated by the men standing at the bar drinking and talking, or sitting playing dominoes. I was attracted by the wonderful shapes that they make in their varied attitudes. I also realised that life would change in some ways. The local collieries have gone, together with the pit road. Many of the old streets, chapels and pubs are no more. A large number of the ordinary but fascinating people who frequent these places are gone. However, in my memory, and I hope in my drawings, they live on. I simply close my eyes and they all spring to life.” Norman Cornish
Gallagher & Turner welcome approaches by clients wishing to sell works by Norman Cornish
Norman Cornish MBE
Men Playing Dominoes
Limited edition gicleé print, unframed
Now in very limited numbers originally produced in agreement with Norman Cornish and the University Gallery, Northumbria for exhibitions with Norman Cornish between 1989 and 2009 and since acquired by Gallagher & Turner. Not previously framed.
Signed and numbered, edition of 100
20 x 29cm (image)
“I made drawings of pub workers in days past because I was fascinated by the men standing at the bar drinking and talking, or sitting playing dominoes. I was attracted by the wonderful shapes that they make in their varied attitudes. I also realised that life would change in some ways. The local collieries have gone, together with the pit road. Many of the old streets, chapels and pubs are no more. A large number of the ordinary but fascinating people who frequent these places are gone. However, in my memory, and I hope in my drawings, they live on. I simply close my eyes and they all spring to life.” Norman Cornish
Gallagher & Turner welcome approaches by clients wishing to sell works by Norman Cornish