Comments on: Kicking up the dust on Teenburger’s Red Dirt sleeve http://www.barneybubbles.com/blog/archives/3059 The life and work of Barney Bubbles Fri, 06 Jan 2012 00:35:02 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: Paul Gorman http://www.barneybubbles.com/blog/archives/3059/comment-page-1#comment-840 Paul Gorman Sat, 30 Jan 2010 13:47:04 +0000 http://www.barneybubbles.com/blog/?p=3059#comment-840 Hi Will Have a butcher's here - posted an image of another p-b-n painting from the series: www.barneybubbles.com/blog/archives/1285 P Hi Will

Have a butcher’s here – posted an image of another p-b-n painting from the series:

http://www.barneybubbles.com/blog/archives/1285

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]]> By: Will Birch http://www.barneybubbles.com/blog/archives/3059/comment-page-1#comment-833 Will Birch Fri, 29 Jan 2010 21:15:44 +0000 http://www.barneybubbles.com/blog/?p=3059#comment-833 And now I learn that Barney was Painting By Numbers! What style! Truly. And now I learn that Barney was Painting By Numbers! What style! Truly.

]]> By: Will Birch http://www.barneybubbles.com/blog/archives/3059/comment-page-1#comment-824 Will Birch Thu, 28 Jan 2010 20:09:24 +0000 http://www.barneybubbles.com/blog/?p=3059#comment-824 Aha! That explains something... when I was researching 'No Sleep Till Canvey Island - The Great Pub Rock Revolution', I interviewed John Eichler, who was part of the 307 Portobello Road scene. We were discussing the sleeve of the first Brinsley Schwarz album (1970) and John told me that Barney had to come up with something in a hurry and proposed some artwork he had presented to 'Red Dirt', but it had been rejected. As Brinlsey watchers will know, the artwork depicts a Red Indian astride his horse, attributed to Teenburger Designs. Aha! That explains something… when I was researching ‘No Sleep Till Canvey Island – The Great Pub Rock Revolution’, I interviewed John Eichler, who was part of the 307 Portobello Road scene. We were discussing the sleeve of the first Brinsley Schwarz album (1970) and John told me that Barney had to come up with something in a hurry and proposed some artwork he had presented to ‘Red Dirt’, but it had been rejected. As Brinlsey watchers will know, the artwork depicts a Red Indian astride his horse, attributed to Teenburger Designs.

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