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Open a larger version of the following image in a popup: Chris Orr RA, Rustbucket, a Hymn to the Lightships, 2016

Chris Orr RA

Rustbucket, a Hymn to the Lightships, 2016
Engraving and silkscreen
37 x 78.5 cm
10/25
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£ 720.00
Chris Orr RA, Rustbucket, a Hymn to the Lightships, 2016
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Nautical Nostalgia: The title 'Rustbucket' affectionately refers to aging, weathered marine vessels, specifically lightships—floating lighthouses moored at dangerous coastal locations to guide maritime traffic. The phrase 'a Hymn to...' indicates...
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Nautical Nostalgia: The title "Rustbucket" affectionately refers to aging, weathered marine vessels, specifically lightships—floating lighthouses moored at dangerous coastal locations to guide maritime traffic. The phrase "a Hymn to..." indicates a celebration of, or tribute to, their historic industrial utility.
Chris Orr is widely celebrated as a narrative artist whose work explores social history, physical structures, and British culture with a distinctively witty, chaotic, and deeply detailed graphic style.
Maritime Fascination: This piece aligns with Orr's broader artistic interest in coastal themes, shipping, and lighthouses, which can be seen across his other works like Ships that pass in the night and the lighthouse Keeper's daughter and pieces inspired by historical Thames mudlarking.
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