Landscape Tarbet Scotland

Scottish Landscapes and Portraits:

Original: Oil on Canvas 24” x 20”
Reproduction: Unframed Print, Giclee on Canvas 24” x 20”
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History: The position of drum-major originated in the British Army with the Corps of Drum in 1650. Using the arrival of military show groups and pipe groups around the eighteenth Century, the positioning of drum-major was adapted to those ensembles. Into the British Army, a drum significant keeps the rank of sergeant, staff sergeant or color sergeant. The insignia is 3 inverted chevrons surmounted by a drum.

inside artist’s viewpoint, Joe Hosch exemplifies the quintessential drum sergeant. Standing over 7 foot high in full regalia, Joe hits an unforgettable, regal present as he dominates the scene marching before a band.

This artwork ended up being done from artist’s study photographs done associated with the topic.

Original: Oil on Canvas 18” x 24”
Reproduction: Unframed Print, Giclee on Canvas 18” x 24”
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Inversnaid Falls drops from “hanging valley” of Loch Arklet to the primary glaciated trench keeping Loch Lomond. This waterfall by the West Highland Way is from the poet Gerard Manly Hopkins whom, in his poem, “Inversnaid, ” composed ‘Long live the weeds in addition to wilderness yet.’

This painting ended up being done from photographic scientific studies and archival photographs.

First: Oil on Canvas 16” x 20”
Reproduction: Unframed Print, Giclee on Canvas 16” x 20”
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Overview: The settlement of Aldochly is located on the western shore of Loch Lomond, Scotland, south of Luss, regarding the east side of Argyll and Bute. This location lies inside the Loch Lomond Regional Park and it is looking toward the area of Inchtavannach.

This painting had been done from photographic studies and archival pictures.

First: Oil on Canvas 16” x 20”
Reproduction: Unframed Print, Giclee on Canvas 16” x 20”
Cost: $185.00 (U.S.) Plus Shipping (Shipping Weight: 15oz.)

Summary: Tarbet lies on the west shore of Loch Lomond, Scotland, two-thirds of this way towards the northern end. Title source may be the Gaelic term Tairbeart, indicating esthmus, virtually, “draw-boat.” This comes from the fact that Loch Lomond at Tarbet lies just a mile and a half from Loch extended, a-sea loch, at Arrochar. The low area connecting Tarbet and Arrochar was used for portage of boats and frequented by Viking raiders who pulled longships involving the two allowing them to raid and plunder the shores and islands of Loch Lomond.