Barnsley Canal (1954)

'Barnsley Canal (1954)' captures the quiet beauty of the canal with exquisite precision, using ink and crayon to bring the scene to life. While serene on the surface, the work subtly reflects Barnsley’s industrial heritage. Once a key route for transporting coal and goods, the canal is shown not just as a peaceful waterway but as a silent witness to the town’s working past. Through fine detail and muted tones, the artist evokes the lasting presence of industry—its mark visible in the banks, towpaths, and surrounding landscape. This contemplative piece adds quiet depth to any collection.

Medium: Ink and crayon on paper

Size: 94 cm x 74 cm (incl. frame)

This work is framed.

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