Football stadium paintings (1)

Highbury was one of my favourite old stadiums, as it probably was for many football fans. This was one of the first three stadiums that I painted.
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The approach to the Holte End at Villa Park. I fancied the challenge of painting that complex pattern of railings, and they certainly tested my patience!
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Oakwell, Barnsley on a typically British rainly winter evening. I saw this image on a Facebook football stadium site and secured the permission of the photographer, Daniel Berry, who kindly allowed me to use it as source material.
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A class 31 diesel locomotive trundling past the Railway End at St. Andrews, home of Birmingham City. Rendered in oils. Original sold to a Blues friend of mine, Craig Roosen, who is one of the administrators on Lost Football Grounds and Terraces of the UK
A commission I did of Ashton Gate, home of Bristol City
The Long Side, at Turf Moor, Burnley. Rendered in oils. A great, sweeping old terrace.
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A view of Celtic Park in the snow. I used some daring colours in this and hopefully it worked.
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Stamford Bridge from 1981 against Wrexham in the old Second Division. Note the admittance price!
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Highfield Road, Coventry. Done as a commission using a pallet of blue oil paints.
The Baseball Ground, home of Derby County
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Goodison park. One of the few grounds left that is surrounded by terraced housing. Soon to be replaced, of course.
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Craven Cottage, home of Fulham FC. Who doesn’t love this bit of the (now modernised) stadium?
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Elland Road, home of Leeds United. In oils
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The main entrance at Filbert Street, former home of Leicester City.
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The famous Kop at Anfield. In oils.
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Kenilworth Road, Luton. Commission
A second image of Kenilworth Road. Commission