I hope you enjoy your visit to Souterpics – you’ll find a real eclectic mix of acrylic paintings of landscapes and townscapes, some recreated scenes from the past, my popular steam trains as well as animals & birds.
Melrose Market Cross c1905 My take from a B&W postcard by A R Edwards. The Mercat Cross was traditionally a symbol of the trading rites of Scottish towns & villages. The shaft was replaced in 1988 & the capital, a much eroded unicorn for the Scottish Royal Arms, was replaced in 1990. Now on sale in Courthouse Coffee Shop, Selkirk.
Shown framed & unframed to see painting without glass reflection.
Melrose Abbey with an Eildon Hill behind. It was founded in 1136 by Cistercian Monks at a request from King David 1st of Scotland
Shown framed & unframed to see painting without glass reflection.
Size: 40 x 30 cms
Media: Varnished Acrylic Paint
Ready to hang framed to 47 x 36 cms with a narrow mount
Leaderfoot Viaduct and Train The Berwickshire line was closed to passengers in August 1948 after other bridges were damaged by floods, However this turns out to be a Passenger Special in 1959 the Glen Falloch BR62471.
The Mill Chimneys, Selkirk from a 1950s B&W photo with 11 chimneys and the railway line running through.
Only 1 Chimney remains!
Teviot Viaduct, Hawick from an early 1900s postcard Sunrise over The Teviot as an early morning train crosses
Selkirk High Street from an early 1900s postcard
Doon The Green, Selkirk from an early 1900s postcard
Peebles High Street from a 1920s postcard
with Peebles Parish Church and Veitch Memorial
Currently on sale at The Picture Framers, Lawyers Brae, Galashiels
The Burnmill & Stane Brig, Selkirk from a b&w photo between 1916 when the mill was destroyed by fire and 1946 when Bannerfield houses were built in the field behind the mill.
Currently on sale at The Picture Framers, Lawyers Brae, Galashiels
The Auld Mid Raw, Hawick from an old b&w photo of 16th century housing - pre 1884 when these houses were demolished. They were in the middle of The Howegate in Hawick.
BR65258 in Selkirk Station c1950 my take from an old b&w postcard. The J36 was built in 1892 and renumbered to the above in 1948. Selkirk Station closed to passengers in Sept 1951.
BR4472 The Flying Scotsman passing through Hawick - privately owned by Alan Pegler in 1966
20x20cms ready to hang, frame or stand
on an easel - Now on sale in Courthouse Coffee Shop, Selkirk.
Sale price £50.00
BR60162 The Saint Johnstoun at Hassendean Station in 1961 before she was withdrawn in 1963
20x20cms ready to hang, frame or stand
on an easel.
BR73108 leaving Hawick Station in the late 1950s northbound for Edinburgh
20x20cms ready to hang, frame or stand
on an easel.
Station Square, Newtown St Boswells from an old b&w photo c.1870 - named St Boswells Station, this scene is before the waiting room with canopy was built across the bridge,
Currently on sale at The Picture Framers, Lawyers Brae, Galashiels
Paintings are difficult to display online due to glass reflections. They are better seen first hand. If you would like to come and see a painting, or are interested in purchasing one, please email me, phone, or use the contact page for a question.
I have added galleries of paintings (framed with glass), scanning them without glass on the Contact, Scans, Sale Item, Info page to see the images with more clarity.
Email: janiscornwall@gmail.com
Phone: 07989 788 497
If you would like to see more of my work, I have paintings on sale in The Picture Framer, Lawyers Brae, Galashiels - where I get all my professional framing done. Also some on sale in
The Courthouse Coffee Shop, Market Place, Selkirk
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Lindean Station from a black & white photo dated 1961