Anthony Amos Original Paintings
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| Ships in Dry Dock Detail to follow |
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On reverse 'The Crew' |
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'Painting the Hull' On reverse 'Figures on the sands' |
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Launching the Boat windy day |
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Gathering the Reeds
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| The
Donkey Ride Acrylic on board, 240 x 175mm, SOLD |
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| Trawlers
at the Quayside Acrylic on board, 190 x 275mm , SOLD |
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| Offloading
the Catch Acrylic on board, 240 x 520mm, SOLD |
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| Trawlers Acrylic on board, 180 x 290mm, SOLD |
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| Hauling
the Lifeboat Acrylic on board, 310 x 500mm, SOLD |
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Artist's Biography
A painter of marine and figurative subjects, Amos abandoned the use
of brushes in favour of his hands, lending a greater immediacy to his paintings.
Anthony was born in Bristol in 1950. As a young man he worked with horses and as a nurseryman. This was followed by a career at sea working on trawlers, tugs and deep sea cargo ships. By 1980, he had begun to paint seriously spending more and more time experimenting with differant subject matter, bits of card, scraps of material - all to bring different textures to his work.
His preferred subjects were related to the sea - the shipyards, scrapyards, working ships and fishing boats that had spent years at sea.
Later his work expanded to include architectural, farming and city and town based subjects. Constantly experimenting he was inspired by the elements, his paintings reflected the changing seasons, the weather, stormy skies, colours of the atmosphere. His love of outdoor life gave him a unique ability to interpret the changing moods of his environment. His studio did not contain a single paintbrush he worked with rags and his fingers.
The sad loss of this talented artist while his work was constantly progressing to higher levels is a tragedy.
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