Ephraim Kelloways' Place 52 of 75 | 1988 | Etching 52 of 75 Sculpture The canvas weave remains visible

The canvas weave remains visible in some areas of the sky

The overall impression is one of sunlight striking a mountain forest at a dramatic angle

and a serene coastal backdrop that portrays a windy atmosphere

Gel medium texture is visible across the full surface

Ephraim Kelloways' Place 52 of 75 | 1988 | Etching 52 of 75 Sculpture The canvas weave remains visibleAbout the Artwork Ephraim Kelloway's Place (1989) is an etching and aquatint with hand colouring by David Blackwood (19412022), depicting the legendary painted door that became an icon of imagination and perseverance in Wesleyville. The composition presents multiple perspectives simultaneously: the upper portion shows the weathered grey house and outbuildings rising against a luminous sky, while the lower section focuses on the door itself with