Masham Gallery Press
Northern Soul
After a personal journey through the North of England over 45 years Ian Scott Massie has painted and written in search of the personality of what he calls that "complex, careworn, mountainous, multifaceted, wave-tossed, warm-welcoming, windblown, freezing, friendly, tough spirited, tender hearted, rusty, rebellious, ruinous, green, golden, chilled-out, challenging, deep-rooted, dale-scattered, subtle, smoky, special land."
Looking at the Romantic, Industrial and Post-Industrial North this book covers the well known and hard to find places which define the Northern character.
A4, 164 pages.
When I'm 64Ian Scott Massie set out, in his 64th year, to write a poem a day finding inspiration in painting, food, the Yorkshire countryside and music. After a little editing and some polishing, here is the result. |
Tales of the Dales by Ian Scott MassieThe accompanying book to the 2013 exhibition of Ian's paintings inspired by stories and legends from around Yorkshire. The book also contains many previously unpublished stories about the Yorkshire Dales. Postage and packaging included.
Under a Northern Sky by Ian Scott MassieA collection of paintings and poetry inspired by the northern landscape. Postage and packaging included.
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Moor Stories - Ian Scott MassieThe area in and around the North York Moors National Park is rich in legends and history. This collection of stories - and the paintings they inspired - explores the character of this unique and beautiful landscape. Postage and packaging included.
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Journeys by Ian Scott MassieA collection of poetry and paintings from Ian's journeys exhibition. Postage and packaging included.
The Penhill Giant by Ian Scott MassieA delightful children's story inspired by myths and legends from around the dales. Words and illustrations by Ian. Postage and packaging included.
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Places of Pilgrimage by Ian Scott Massie
Some places, which have already been interpreted by people such as A. E. Houseman, Vaughn Williams and Stanley Spencer, are presented afresh. Some are very personal choices: the landscapes painted by Paul Nash (who grew up in the same area as the artist); the village where Laurie Lee wrote Cider with Rosie; the boathouse where Dylan Thomas composed Under Milk Wood, and the industrial landscape which inspired L. S. Lowry. Some are traditional pilgrimage sites, like Lindisfarne, Durham and Canterbury; some are places which have other holds over the visitor: the stones of Avebury, the battlefield of Culloden, the tree where Robin Hood assembled his merry men.
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Regeneration - Janis Goodman book
72 page book containing 50 images of Janis Goodman's etchings, her thoughts on the themes that run through the work and the inspiration, methods and thought processes behind the work.
Roofs and Branches by Janis Goodman
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A retrospective look at John's artistic career, accompanying his 35 exhibition.
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