Surely any marks from nails, sand from beach and bruises from travel etc. are all an intrinsic part of the painting's soul and 'journey'. So called happy (or unhappy) accidents.
Zur Zeit wohl derjenige, der noch wirklich malt. Ohne besondere Technik und Interpretation. Spachtel, Pinsel Farbe und drauf damit. Absolute Spitzenklasse.
I’m curious about those nails, too. I’d like to know the thoughts behind them apart from preserving the surface texture. I’d like to see the process after the nails are removed. I’ve seen him pull out a few but nothing of his process beyond that. I’m intrigued and inspired. Lovely and daring work. Unfortunately that paint is no longer available. I’m curious what he uses now in those gallon cans.
@@patstats1 i also like the nails. some works it probably doesn't affect as they are potentially framed? it doesnt seem he is concerned with the edges, they way he wraps bungee cords. I imagine he either, likes the dynamic and changing frame from the transports. he frames the work over the nail holes or a profressional conservator colormatches the paint with archival grade paints and fills in the holes and matches the texture. That is still alot less work then doing a whole paiinting and having the marks be altered from not giving them space during transport. His work is well recieved that his gallery likely does it on his behalf.
@@patstats1 Upon further inspection of his works in galleries, The holes are simply left there are typically blend in to the work and become invisible. That actually is even cooler then the options i listed prior haha.
Wow, can't believe someone would ship paintings like that with nails as standoffs right in the paintings! guess it is better than just sandwiching them together and having them stick to each other. Bet it was a lot cheaper than boxing individually and properly. Sad some have no respect for other's work. Well on the bright side, it adds a degree of authenticity and provenance to those artworks maybe.
somehow i happened to know his paint through this channel, and i love his work. amazing amazing.
Sublime paintings by this genius.
Owing to CZcams, I found this artist!
Surely any marks from nails, sand from beach and bruises from travel etc. are all an intrinsic part of the painting's soul and 'journey'. So called happy (or unhappy) accidents.
The other 'happy little accident' artist was a hack amateur by comparison!
wish this was a longer video..
Just gorgeous paintings 🥰👍
I visited the Outer Hebrides last summer - is Mr. Rowlett on Skye, Harris and Lewis? No shortage of stunning natural beauty there I can assure you!
Zur Zeit wohl derjenige, der noch wirklich malt. Ohne besondere Technik und Interpretation. Spachtel, Pinsel Farbe und drauf damit. Absolute Spitzenklasse.
Trabajo arduo y duro, es lowue plasma en sus cuadros.❤
MAGNIFICENT
Восхищаюсь этим художником! Гений!
МАСТЕР !!!
what paint did he use? Did he add thickeners? Can't possibly be expensive oil paint tubes from the local art shop...
I too would like to know the type of paint.
Good job
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РОУЛЕТ - ОДНОЗНАЧНО - ГЕНИЙ. ROWLET - UNDOUBTFULY - GENIUS.
👍👍😀❤️
aesthetically interesting
👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👌👌
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У меня есть подозрение что он - гений
Mate, you need to show the paintings going out to the show not coming back in. Good paintings.
Don’t understand why the nails?
Seems like there would be a better way to transport them than pounding dozens of nails into each canvas .
Just incredible !!!!! Incredible also that nothing is planned, discussed before !!!!
I’m curious about those nails, too. I’d like to know the thoughts behind them apart from preserving the surface texture. I’d like to see the process after the nails are removed. I’ve seen him pull out a few but nothing of his process beyond that. I’m intrigued and inspired. Lovely and daring work. Unfortunately that paint is no longer available. I’m curious what he uses now in those gallon cans.
@@patstats1 i also like the nails. some works it probably doesn't affect as they are potentially framed? it doesnt seem he is concerned with the edges, they way he wraps bungee cords. I imagine he either, likes the dynamic and changing frame from the transports. he frames the work over the nail holes or a profressional conservator colormatches the paint with archival grade paints and fills in the holes and matches the texture. That is still alot less work then doing a whole paiinting and having the marks be altered from not giving them space during transport. His work is well recieved that his gallery likely does it on his behalf.
@@patstats1 Upon further inspection of his works in galleries, The holes are simply left there are typically blend in to the work and become invisible. That actually is even cooler then the options i listed prior haha.
They’re not canvas they’re boards! Must weigh a ton cycling around with those!
living Vincent
12 years later and these paintings are still drying.
Wow, can't believe someone would ship paintings like that with nails as standoffs right in the paintings! guess it is better than just sandwiching them together and having them stick to each other. Bet it was a lot cheaper than boxing individually and properly. Sad some have no respect for other's work. Well on the bright side, it adds a degree of authenticity and provenance to those artworks maybe.