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Artists Chris Rutterford and Elph assessing their work in front of Jimmy Cauty's ADP shipping container artwork.
View through a peep hole into Jimmy Cauty's ADP shipping container artwork.
Artists Chris Rutterford and Elph assessing their work in the Grassmarket.
Chris painting his Porteous Riots mural in the Grassmarket.
The detritus of Chris's live painting event.
Chris, Elph and Tom of the Too Much Fun Club in the Grassmarket.
Elph live painting his riot mural in the Grassmarket.
Chris painting his Porteous Riots mural in the Grassmarket.
An engraving after The Porteous Mob, painted in 1855 by James Drummond, RSA (1816-1877).
Chris painting his Porteous Riots mural in the Grassmarket, in the shadow of Edinburgh Castle.
03/03/3017 Border Telegraph

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Chris Rutterford on Facebook

3 days ago

Trisha and Po are Falkirk residents who very much wanted to be part of the Battle of Falkirk mural. They are honoured to have their portraits writ large on the walls of a town that took them in, sheltered and cared for them. They have had a really tough few years, mother and son have fought arm and arm through thick and thin, Ill health and adversity. A true example of valour and fortitude. I am delighted and proud to paint them this testimonial portrait in the heart of the battle in their adopted home. ... See moreSee less

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