COASTAL SCENES
The White House, Anstruther
by James Selbie
The Seatown, Cullen
by James Selbie
Sea Walls at Anstruther
by James Selbie
Anstruther Stepping Stones
by James Selbie
Pennan
by James Selbie
Fish Smoking Sheds at Sandend
by James Selbie
Stepping Stones, West Anster
by James Selbie
Cellardyke
by James Selbie
Approach to Pennan
by James Selbie
Sea-Walls
by James Selbie
Rocks at Sunnyside, near Cullen
by James Selbie
The Dreel Burn and Anstruther Wester Church
by James Selbie
Stepping-Stones, Anstruther
by James Selbie
Salmon nets at Cullen
by James Selbie
West Shore, Pittenweem (1)
by James Selbie
West Shore, Pittenweem (2)
by James Selbie
West Shore, Pittenweem (3)
by James Selbie
The Black Hoosie, Sandend
by James Selbie
Location unknown -
but possibly on the Aberdeenshire/Moray coast. If anyone recognises the sea stack, please let me know.
by James Selbie
by James Selbie
Skerray, near Thurso
by James Selbie
The location of this painting was unknown for several years but I invited people looking at my website to let me know if they recognised where it was painted. Good news!....it has been identified as Skerray, near Thurso.....so thank you Rachael.
The location of this painting was unknown for several years but I invited people looking at my website to let me know if they recognised where it was painted. Good news!....it has been identified as Skerray, near Thurso.....so thank you Rachael.
Fish Smoking Sheds, Sandend
by James Selbie
The old Salmon Bothy, Cullen
by James Selbie
I have just received this photo of one of dad’s paintings.
Unfortunately it has had a sad and neglected past, but its new owner kindly contacted me with a brief history.
He told me that he had just discovered it in a shed in North Uist and estimated it had been lying there for around 20years after the previous owners of the croft had died.
As you can see there is a fair bit of damage to the painting, but the good news is that the new owner hopes to have it reframed and hung in his home.
I wonder why this painting of the “Old Salmon Bothy, Cullen” ended up on the outer Hebrides......there must have been some connection as my father never visited this Island!?
I have just received this photo of one of dad’s paintings.
Unfortunately it has had a sad and neglected past, but its new owner kindly contacted me with a brief history.
He told me that he had just discovered it in a shed in North Uist and estimated it had been lying there for around 20years after the previous owners of the croft had died.
As you can see there is a fair bit of damage to the painting, but the good news is that the new owner hopes to have it reframed and hung in his home.
I wonder why this painting of the “Old Salmon Bothy, Cullen” ended up on the outer Hebrides......there must have been some connection as my father never visited this Island!?
Newark Castle towards St.Monans
by James Selbie
