WELCOME to 3 Gambier Terrace, Hilary Mansions, Liverpool. Someone's always up....usually Stu.... THE DOOR'S ALWAYS OPEN AT 3 GAMBIER, ESPECIALLY IF YOU WANT TO JAW ABOUT PHILOSOPHY, ART, MUSIC---HELL, JUST ABOUT ANYTHING. Y'MIGHT HAVE TO KICK YOUR WAY PAST THE CRAP ON THE FLOOR...PAINT TUBES, LUMPS OF PLASTER, MATTRESSES AND BEER BOTTLES...OH, DON'T EVEN THINK OF USING THE LOO...PROBABLY HAV'TA PEE IN THE SINK. STUART SUTCLIFFE'S USUALLY UP ALL NIGHT, PAINTING---HE'S ALWAYS GOOD FOR A HOT DISCUSSION. PULL UP A CLEAN NEWSPAPER...THERE'S A STACK AGAINST THE WALL. WHAT'S ON YOUR MIND?
One of the contenders for this week’s Saturday Night Ale Cap vote. Submitted by cynthialennon.
(Source: shrbr, via cynthialennon)
REALITY IS THE WORLD YOU CREATE.
(Source: a-cutters-torment, via ilovethe60s)
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Excerpts of Sartre’s Being and Nothingness with a backwards map of the world at night burned into it - Luke Nedza
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Dion wasn’t exactly Little Richard, but man, could there BE a deader crowd? That’s what y’get for playing to stiff-assed white people; if this was a black audience, there’d be some life in those bodies. Still, the blonde chick in the middle gets it. Dig the silhouette of the sax man! Dion was a friend of Dylan’s from their early days…and the Beatles dug The Belmonts’ back-up vocals. Thanks for the post, klaus-voormann.
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Just a note—-anyone posting clean and clear photos of Stuart Sutcliffe’s artwork is HIGHY appreciated for the Stuart Sutcliffe’s Art page. We’re always glad to replace inferior reproductions for better ones. We’ll repost your photo so you get credit, even if we use an enlargement for the SSA page. Thank you!
Red self-portrait, Stuart Sutcliffe´s mature work. The most beautiful painting in the world (in high resolution).
Stuart painting in his studio
“He’d search my mother’s kitchen for tools. He would use apple stakes to scratch through the paint and pinch wooden spoons from her cooking drawer. He did a lot of work with ordinary kitchen knives and large decorating brushes… He’d go to hardware merchants for other, more unusual instruments: like putty knives or the metal brushes for removing rust”
ASTRID KIRCHHERR
