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Scottish Art - Paintings of Scotland:
Angus Mohr Piper

by D. Bruce Bennett

Angus Mohr Callin'

We could say Bruce's inspiration for yet another Callin' the Brothers style painting came straight from the Scottish Highlands, but we'd be lying. The real story is a good deal more, well, domestic.

Truth is, he shot the photo he used for this painting at a local summer concert-in-the-park. The piper? He's a member of Angus Mohr. Let's just say he and his "brothers" are Colorado Highland Celtic rockers, and leave it at that. (See? It's just not as far-off-misty-eyed-romantic when we admit it's from Longmont, Colorado, instead of Loch Lomond, Scotland.)

angus mohr celtic rock and roll band piper on rocky crag in aqua-blue rain storm
Click for larger view of Angus Mohr Callin'.)

As you can see on our Highland Pipers, Drummers, Majors page, Bruce has created several paintings of a lone Scottish bagpiper silhouette in this style. Each one has been slightly different in size and coloration. The very unpredictable and un-duplicate-able salt technique he loves to use produces the one-off, heavy-rainstorm effect in all of them. In this one, the rains have taken on an aqua-blue hue.

Bruce typically paints his piper silhouettes solid black in these Callin' the Brothers paintings. But in Angus Mohr Callin', he's painted a very hip piper silhouette on a craggy mountaintop in shades of charcoal so that subtle details of his pipes and attire can show through.

This piece of Scottish art is huge – 23 inches wide by 30 inches high. Once a mat and frame have been added to it, it'll be commanding – enough to make a very impressive Scottish statement on your wall!

Angus Mohr Callin' Picture of Scotland
Medium: acrylic on 300#, cold-pressed watercolor paper
Image Dimensions: 23" w. x 30" h.
Mat: none
Glass: none
Frame: none

$275 (+S&H)
(unmatted & unframed)


Please note that all Paintings of Scotland (and Paintings of England, too) on this site are the original artwork of U.S. artist, D. Bruce Bennett. United States customers pay no U.K. exchange rate, no customs duty tax, and no international mailing costs. All we have to add to the very reasonable price of our Scottish Art is plain old U.S. postage (and state tax for Colorado residents).

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