(freehand and painted in water based oils) It is snowing again. This was a familiar scene in the severe winter of 1962-63 in UK. Tapestry Of Life Exhibition 2005 Kevin Alun Parrish © 2005
(freehand and painted in water based oils) A smokey Birmingham Public Town house scene in the 1960s. See PRESS article in Warwickshire Touchbase magazine April/May 2009. 'Kevin Parrish Takes a trip down memory lane' page 61 Tapestry Of Life Exhibition 2005 Kevin Alun Parrish © 2005
(freehand and painted in oils) A nostalgic scene of children on there way home from a school day. They find time to enjoy an ice 'tip top' and/or an ice 'jubbly', bought from a local grocery shop in the UK during the 1960s. PRESS article in Warwickshire Touchbase magazine April/May 2009. 'Kevin Parrish Takes a […]
(freehand and painted in water based oils) Thinking of girl friend Kate over a drink. Tapestry Of Life Exhibition 2005 Kevin Alun Parrish © 2005
(freehand and painted in water based oils) A nostalgic scene in Birmingham in the 1960s. See PRESS photograph on front of Carl Chinn's Brummagem magazine, October 2007. 'Birmingham Life Celebrated'. (featured article inside) Tapestry Of Life Exhibition 2005 Kevin Alun Parrish © 2005
(freehand and painted in water based oils) It is Christmas Eve in the Bull Ring, Birmingham UK during the 1940s. Pedestrians do their last minute shopping before Christmas. Tapestry Of Life Exhibition 2005 Kevin Alun Parrish © 2005
(freehand and painted in water based oils) A street scene in Birmingham UK the 1960s. Tapestry Of Life Exhibition 2005 Kevin Alun Parrish © 2005
(freehand and painted in water based oils) A young boy waiting to catch a train with Ted for company at Birmingham New Street Station in 1910 This is his first train ride. Published by Buckingham Fine Arts in 2006 as a Limited Edition Print. See PUBLISHED IMAGES page in 2006 See PRESS photograph on front […]
(freehand, and painted in oils) A Public House in the city of Birmingham UK. A meeting place for the public where they can drink alcohol. Public House became abbreviated to 'Pub' This scene was a common sight in 1960s Birmingham. Tapestry Of Life Exhibition 2005 Kevin Alun Parrish © 2005