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glesca artist, Wm.Neilly. Woddrop Street runs parallel to Dalmarnock Road between Allan Street and the River Clyde at Dalmarnock Bridge. Dunclutha Street on the left leads to Dalmarnock Recreation Ground which had football pitches, bowling greens and …
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About the Author: William Murray Neilly, aka ' glesca artist', was born and bred in the East End of Glasgow. He graduated BSc Civil Engineering from the University of Strathclyde and worked for over three decades as a Chartered Civil Engineer
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As Above, So Below” is an original painting by the author William M. Neilly, aka ‘glesca artist’. It was rendered using acrylic inks and acrylic paints on canvas board measuring 508 mm x 406 mm (20” x 16”) in August 2014. The painting represents the Hermetic maxim: “As above, so it is below".
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About the Author: William Murray Neilly, aka ' glesca artist', was born and bred in the East End of Glasgow. He graduated BSc Civil Engineering from the University of Strathclyde and worked for over three decades as a Chartered Civil Engineer
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William Murray Neilly, aka 'glesca artist', was born and bred in the East End of Glasgow. He graduated BSc Civil Engineering from the University of Strathclyde and worked for over three decades as a Chartered Civil Engineer in contracting and local government.
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The above black and white photograph was used as reference for the painting by William M. Neilly using acrylic on canvas board measuring 41cm x 30cm (16” x 12”) in January 2013. It is a vibrant and nostalgic scene showing Glasgow Corporation Transport filing …
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'glesca artist', Wm.Neilly. My painting Trongate, Glasgow Cross 1950s was inspired from the black and white photograph showing trams travelling westwards. This nostalgic view looks west from the central island occupied by Glasgow Cross railway station which closed in 1964.
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'glesca artist', Wm.Neilly. Looking south along Dalmarnock Road, Dale Street is on the right and, on the left immediately before the zebra crossing, is Ruby Street where the tramcar depot is located.
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'glesca artist', Wm.Neilly. 520 Gallowgate is a family biography. It is based on factual events and reminiscences of various family members who lived in and around the Gallowgate, in the Calton and Camlachie Districts of Glasgow's East End, for more than a century and a quarter from 1843 to 1975.
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William Neilly was born in 1847, in Ballywoodock, County Antrim, Ireland as the son of William Neilly. He married Mary Jamison on 13 October 1866, in Belfast, Ireland. They were the parents of at least 5 sons and 6 daughters. He lived in County Antrim, Ireland in 1901 and Windsor, County Antrim, Ireland in …
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