Ryan Mutter - Artist

@DaleBissland @HWarlow Thanks for posting, been a while since I've seen this painting

@HWarlow @mutter_ryan

‘Preparing the Nets’ Ryan Mutter Scottish painter. I found his work at the Red Rag Art Gallery Thanks my XTwitterarty Here all day tomorrow with more art to see Love this moody atmospheric painting. Helen 😊🥱Stee🏨🚂 Max💚🏨🙄

Jimmy Reid’s “Alienation” speech, often known as the rat race speech, delivered in 1972 at University of Glasgow, argues that modern society reduces people to cogs in a "rat race” stripping work, education, and daily life of meaning and dignity, it still feels strikingly relevant

@LauraEWebsterr More than happy for them to use one of my paintings, would be great to have a mural depicting Glasgow's industrial heritage 👍

NEW: Glasgow City Council has just approved a massive AI-generated mural to be painted in the city centre. The illustration of Scottish elements inexplicably contains a bald eagle. The planner says those upset about it are "keyboard warriors" who should "calm down"

@derekniven67 Cheers, very much appreciated!!

@mutter_ryan I've 2 Mutters (although only 1 mother). 'The Way We Were' and 'Sunset on Port Glasgow'. Mutter has the ability to convey the blight and loss of the Clyde's industrial heritage and the hope and pride of the working class.

'Forging of a City', oil on linen canvas 50x60cm. Will be showing at the 'Michael Harding' Secret Coast Prize for Fine Art, by The Tighnabruaich Gallery 30th November to the 21st December

@JimFairlieLogie Thanks Jim, glad you like the painting 👍

I have never met Ryan Mutter but I absolutely love the fabulous work he consistently puts out, particularly the poignant ones depicting a different time in Glasgows history. 👏

@lenssketcher Thank you 😊

'Breaking Day', 50x70cm, oil on canvas, Ryan Mutter

@ggioiamelissa Thank you

@mutter_ryan Wow! That is stunning!

The Argyle Street Ash, UK Tree of the Year 2025, is a cultural landmark in Glasgow which is over 170 years old. It has survived significant changes to the city including the blitz. My Painting will be showing at Arteries Gallery Glasgow

'Old Glory', I painted this in 2015. The RMS Queen Mary was constructed by John Brown & Company in Clydebank, Scotland, with construction starting on December 27, 1930. its construction involved over 300,000 workers

@camila_bailey1 Thank you

'Sundown', oil on canvas 60x50cm, will be showing at The Lemond Galllery Christmas show 7th November #oilpainting #Scotland #glasgow #contemporarylandscape

'Morning breaks over the Clyde'. I like to revisit my older works, looking for elements I may have overlooked at the time. A painting can appear completely different when viewed with fresh eyes #riverclyde #Glasgow #art #industrial #landscape #scotland #maritime river

'Down by the Wharf', will be showing at The Affordable Art Fair uk Battersea 15th - 19th October, with The Limetree Gallery #affordableartfairuk #battersea #london #limetreegallery #riverthames #towerbridgelondon #wharf #londondocklands #Docklands #art

@davegreenidge57 @oakroyd Quite a few films have been shot in Glasgow to portray American cities. World War Z, Philadelphia, for example

@oakroyd @mutter_ryan I swear that everything I see of Glasgow reminds me of my childhood in Boston. I can’t get over the similarities.

'My City' by @mutter_ryan 🎨 #Glasgow #MerseyHour

@brianlavery59 Thank you 😊

@mutter_ryan Powerful work of urban beauty. You’re a stone cold talent sir. 🎨✊👍

'My City', painted by me, @mutter_ryan Glasgow Corporation Tramways were formerly one of the largest tramway systems in Europe. Over 1,000 trams served the city of Glasgow. The system closed in 1962 and was the last city tramway in Great Britain #Glasgow #trams #Scotland

@EightiesFan73 Thank you 😊

@mutter_ryan This is so atmospheric. 🖤

@Eesy20 Yes, they're on my website 👍

@mutter_ryan Prints for sale?

'Jimmy Reid and the Boys', oil on canvas, painted by me, Ryan Mutter. James Reid (9 July 1932 – 10 Aug 2010) was a Scottish trade union activist, orator, politician and journalist born in Govan, Glasgow. His role as spokesman and one of the leaders in the Upper Clyde Shipbuilders