Original watercolour by Tom MacDonald depicting the iconic Theatre Royal in Newcastle. This detailed piece captures the architectural elegance and local charm of the historic venue, rendered in MacDonald’s distinctive style known for precise lines and subtle colour tones. Framed and signed, it is an excellent example of regional British landscape art, perfect for collectors and enthusiasts of North East scenes.
| Medium: | Watercolour |
| Format: | Paper |
| Size (Unframed): | 29 x 39 cm |
| Size (Framed): | 59 x 63 cm |
| Signed: | Yes |
Tom MacDonald (1934–2011) was a Sunderland-born artist best known for his distinctive watercolours capturing the landscapes and townscapes of the North East of England, Yorkshire, and the Cotswolds. He studied at Sunderland College of Art under Frank Wood, then worked as a commercial artist in London before returning to Newcastle upon Tyne, where he established his own graphic design studio. His work has been exhibited at respected venues including the Laing Art Gallery, the Hatton Gallery, and the University of Northumbria Art Gallery. MacDonald’s paintings often depict well-known local scenes such as Newcastle’s quayside, Grainger Street, and Corbridge, and are noted for their clear lines, subtle colour palette, and regional charm.
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