My thanks to the many people from around the world who have
shared
their E C Quayle paintings.
Click on the thumbnails below to view enlargements, then press the backspace key
to return here.
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The
most recent additions were submitted by my neice Deanna Webber, her
husband Ron bought them in auction as a Christmas present for the artist's
great granddaughter. On the left a view of
Douglas Head from Port Jack. On the right, haystacks in Onchan with
Douglas head in the background: (click on them to enlarge) |
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Bradda Head
from Catharine Mona (Mo) Smith,
of Bedfordshire.
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Thanks
to Gordon Radclife in South Africa for these two pictures, on the
left is
Ramsey Bay on the right Douglas. They
may (following restoration) be offered for sale. |
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The four paintings below are from the collection of Michael
Coupe.
The portrait is of his great grandfather, William Kelly , (1834-1925)
of Bucks Road in Douglas who quite probably knew and worked
with EC Quayle's father Ned as a cabinet maker.
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The following three were submitted by John Kerruish of Peel.
The following were provided by Alan Kelly of Mannin
Collections,
Castle Street, Peel. Valuations and specialist in all Manx Art
The following are from family and friends
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following are reproduced by kind permission of Manx National Heritage
- the Manx Museum |
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These
four paintings are part
of a series of old Douglas, all of
them are now
in the Manx Museum
They were painted in 1935 from photographs taken by the artist's son.
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To visit the website of
Manx National Heritage
Click on their logo below
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The above self
portrait was done in 1923
and is simply signed
Yours Truly
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