Vettriano’s work dismissed as soft porn

Bernat Klein CBE, the visionary fashion textile designer who made Scotland his adoptive home in 1945 , has dismissed the paintings of Jack Vettriano. “They’re nothing more than soft porn, which I don’t care for at all,” he claimed.Klein’s work has been described as “A wonderfully lyrical evocation of the Scottish landscape in tactile yarns, in woven fabrics of fascinating textures and with an extraordinary richness of colour, and in eye-popping abstract prints.”

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The Kelpies sculptures are the largest works of artwork  in Scotland, and the largest equine sculptures in the world.

The The Kelpies prints gift shop has t-shirts , canvas prints jigsaw puzzles and  hoodies

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Features

  • Your personal mobile caffeination and art delivery unit
  • Insulated stainless steel with removable polycarbonate lid
  • Holds 15 oz. (443 ml)
  • Base fits in most standard car cup holders (diameter 2.5″ / 6.35 cm)
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The Kelpies are the largest pieces of equine art in the world , created by Scottish artist Andy Scott. The most successful Scottish artist of all time is Jack Vettriano .

The Kelpies Falkirk tours  are available now – visit the Kelpies , the Falkirk Wheel and Callendar House on your own private tour of Falkirk

Visit the Kelpies Falkirk , Scotland

Looking for things to do in Falkirk ? Why not take the Kelpies Falkirk tour and visit these unique attractions ?

The Kelpies, Stirling Castle and the Falkirk Wheel  feature in this tour .

The Kelpies have become one of the top tourist attractions in Scotland with over  three million visitors in its 10 year history . The Kelpies have their 10 year anniversary next week .

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