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  • Reproduction Prints-Giclees on Canvas- "Alligator Pond Fishing Beach" Unframed

    $125.00 $80.00

    RICHARD HUGH BLACKFORD'S - "ALLIGATOR POND FISHING BEACH". This Giclee (G-Clay) print celebrates the birth of Jamaican fisher folk who make their living from harvesting the bounty provided by the Caribbean Sea that rims the island. Alligator Pond lies on Jamaica's south coast in the Parish of Saint Elizabeth. The piece is stretched and ready to hang or can fit neatly into spaces in your home or office decor.
    Available sizes : 8" x 10", 12" x 14" and 16" x 18" 

    ABOUT THE ARTIST

    Richard Hugh Blackford is one of the leading Jamaican impressionist painters working today. Largely self taught, he is widely known for his highly individual oil pieces inspired by his years living on the wonderful Caribbean island of Jamaica. His paintings come from a place that is not only very familiar to him, but representative of the type of diversity that only a place such as Jamaica has to offer.  He visits the island on a regular basis – to constantly renew himself and to draw from this reservoir generous helpings of inspiration for his canvasses.   In his work he always prefers to concentrate on a specific set of topics featuring the people and culture of the island in all its brilliance. Richard’s aim with his work is to convey the spirit of the Jamaican people and the magic of its environment.
    After a number of years working in the cut-and-thrust of the Jamaican business environment, Richard took the decision to concentrate solely on his painting and hit the Jamaican Art scene with a solo exhibition of Cricket Paintings in 2005. Since then Richard has had some 20 solo exhibitions in Jamaica, Antigua, Barbados, the United Kingdom and in several states here in the USA. Not surprisingly, his work has been bought by collectors and buyers worldwide – Canada, the U.K., United States of America, The Cayman Islands, Antigua, Barbados as well as by a large and loyal following back in Jamaica.

    You can see more of his work can be seen on his website at:
    http://richardhblackford.com/home