One of the great living Northern industrial painters, Malcolm Teasdale is a chronicler of pre-digital life. Drawing on his childhood memories in post war Newcastle, he brings to life the experience of a world dominated by working factories – the repetitive metallic crash of machinery, the stench of thick acrid smoke and the blaze of furnaces and gas light.
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If you are interested in any of the reserved paintings, it is worth contacting the gallery as they may become available.