Something’s Fishy

 

An auto-biographical essay by Sir Roland Richardson to nourish your soul.

Strap of Rainbow Fish in Red, Yellow & Blue
from $325.00

 Fine Art Giclee on Canvas

Limited Edition of 150

15.75" x 12" = $325

Life Size 21" x 16" = $450

26.25” x 20” = $600

Other Custom Sizes Available

From an original oil painted "en Plein Air" by Sir Roland Richardson on location at La Samanna, Baie Longue, French St. Martin 

Dated May 2021

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In the Artist’s Studio 2021

“One fish, Two fish,
Red fish, Blue fish,
Black fish, Blue fish,
Old fish, New fish.”

Excerpt by Dr. Seuss, 1970

Pot Fish, Cashews & Other Fruits
$3,800.00

Original Oil painted “en Plein Air” from life

by Sir Roland Richardson

Size: 20”x 30” canvas

Dated May 2019

Terres Basses French Saint Martin

$3,800

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Limited Edition Giclee on Canvas Commission Order is Welcome


Sir Roland Richardson:

“My love for fish started with their beautiful colors! 

Fish were the most constant source of food for us growing up in the 1950’s in Grand Case, French St. Martin. We had meat only on Sundays. The rest of the time, it was vegetables and fruit according to their season. But fish, in all their varieties were there for us, four to five days of the week. 

Fresh Catch of the Day with Sunflowers by the Sea
$3,750.00

Original Oil on Canvas painted from life by Sir Roland Richardson

La Samanna, Baie Longue, French St. Martin

34.5 x 23.75” framed in white wood

December 2016

$3,750

SOLD

Private Collection, Hot Springs Village, Arkansas

Link:  Published as a Limited Edition Giclee on Canvas


Caught with line and hook, or by nets, or in fish pots, we always seemed to have fish.  They were different sizes and types.  They were always colorful, exotic, though in those days I didn’t know that word.  They were “other worldly”.  They were from the mysterious Sea.  

Two Straps of Fish on Blue Ground 

Fish from left to right known as:
A Sarge, A Butter Fish, a Doctor Fish and an Angel Fish

Sir Roland’s beautifully illustrated essay continues for your pleasure…

 
Ariel Chiang