Twelve Heads, Spennymoor Bowling Club - Norman Cornish MBE
Norman Cornish MBE
Twelve Heads, Spennymoor Bowling Club
Flo-master pen on paper
42 x 49 cm
Framed
This work is signed and titled by the artist.
“I made drawings of workers in days past because I was fascinated by the men standing 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 clubs 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
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Norman Cornish MBE
Twelve Heads, Spennymoor Bowling Club
Flo-master pen on paper
42 x 49 cm
Framed
This work is signed and titled by the artist.
“I made drawings of workers in days past because I was fascinated by the men standing 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 clubs 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
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Norman Cornish MBE
Twelve Heads, Spennymoor Bowling Club
Flo-master pen on paper
42 x 49 cm
Framed
This work is signed and titled by the artist.
“I made drawings of workers in days past because I was fascinated by the men standing 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 clubs 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
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