Newfoundland-Raiders

The MacDonald who was soothed by Luna who was Anna in three Clan-Ranalds and Ian Maur, one of the blue men of Lewis sing the fairy song that I am Clan Morrison.  The clouding of the brain from fixative and the black stains o the hands declares me an artist. Americans know Newfoundland because of those who got stuck there from 911. My Canadian friend said everyone talks like pirates there.

It did not become part of the confederacy until 1945. I don’t like McDonald’s food.

Newfoundland has a special culture full of fairies and the lie but it does not what else I am portraying in the piece. Everything is on the “Rose Flag” which is the regional flag since the 1840s. The Viking helmet and facemask are for the Viking Leaf Ericson who was the probably the first European in the New World as seen at the recreated village of L’Anse aux Meadow. (Yes, I know Viking didn’t have horns on their helmets, but this is identifiable; likewise, some say Romans or Celts where there before Vikings.) The weird plane tail on the helmet is for the North Atlantic Aviation Museum. The stone is a stone harpoon point of the Dorset who lived in Point de Chios. The chest is for the unique pirate cultural history of the island. It is 9” x 12,” drawn with pencil and charcoal and completed recently. If you are interested in buying this or any other of my work email me at MatthewMorrison76@gmail.com to order.