were being broken. i believed implicitly that these events were within the rules. nor did anybody tell me before afterwards anything to the contrary. with the oscars a week away, we hear from some of those involved in the film living. for me i didn t feel daunted or oppressed by the original film or by the situation. ijust felt that i was very fortunate. and memories of 1930s glasgow we meet the artist holding his first exhibition at the age of 95. i think ithinki i think i got that atmosphere here. i think ijust got it right.
gave him some water colours when he retired more than 30 years ago. 0ur scotland correspondent alexandra mackenzie has been to see his exhibition. 1930s glasgow, in vivid colour. daily life during the inter war years and the great depression. thomas, the washing day is your favourite one. why is that? yes, well, i think i ve got the right atmosphere here, i think i ve just got it right. i ve got the lady doing her washing, the wee boy sitting on his potty doing his business. the response from the public has been absolutely wonderful. every one of them have said how much they have enjoyed it, and it s been a trip down memory lane for the elderly people and an education for the younger ones. thomas s three grown up children could not be prouder of his exhibition in the forge, an east end shopping centre. this has been the ideal place to show his paintings as well, because obviously if you ve got them in a gallery,
berries. the 15th century ship once belonged to king hans of denmark and norway, and was found by divers off the coast of sweden. the baltic sea preserved the organic remains because of its low concentration of salt, whereas on land the goods would have withered and disappeared. take a look at these. memories of 1930s glasgow painted by an artist who is now 95, and who is holding his first ever art exhibition wanting people to see his work before he dies. thomas mcgoran was inspired to paint after his wife gave him some water colours when he retired more than 30 years ago. our scotland correspondent alexandra mackenzie has been to see his exhibition. 1930s glasgow, in vivid colour. daily life during the inter war years and the great depression.
music: the end by the beatles and in the end, the love you take is equal to the love you make. i have loved being here with you. thank you so much. and may we meet again somewhere. cheering and applause. david sillito, bbc news, wogan house. and now, take a look at these. memories of 1930s glasgow, painted by an artist who is now 95, and who is holding his first ever art exhibition, wanting people to see his work before he dies. thomas mcgoran was inspired to paint after his wife gave him some watercolours when he retired, more than 30 years ago. our scotland correspondent alexandra mackenzie has been to see his exhibition. 1930s glasgow in vivid colour. daily life during the inter war years and the great depression. thomas, the washing day is your favourite one. why is that?
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