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A site for and from Vettriano Fans. We have added links to easyart and Worldgallery on all the images that are still available for purchase. Read more
Pages
- A Date with Fate
- A Very Dangerous Beach
- About
- Altar of Memory
- Amateur Philosophers
- An Imperfect Past
- Anniversary Waltz
- Baby, Bye Bye
- Back Where You Belong
- Beautiful Dreamer
- Beautiful Losers
- Bird on the Wire
- Birth of a Dream
- Bluebird at Bonneville
- Cafe Days
- Cocktails and Broken Hearts
- Contemplation of Betrayal
- Dance me to the End of Love
- Dancer for Money
- Dancer in Emerald
- Days of Wine and Roses
- Drifters
- Elegy for a Dead Admiral
- Exit Eden
- Game On
- Her Secret Life
- His Favourite Girl
- In Thoughts of You
- Jack Vettriano Biography
- Just Another Day
- Lazy Hazy Days
- Mad Dogs
- Man in the Mirror
- Midnight Blue
- Narcissistic Bathers
- Night Geometry
- Night in the City
- Oh Happy Days
- On the border
- Only the Deepest Red
- Pendine Beach
- Pincer Movement
- Private Dancer
- Riviera Retro
- Rumba in Black
- Seaside Sharks
- Someone Else’s Baby
- Something in the Air
- Suddenly one Summer
- Summer Days Triptych
- Sweet Bird of Youth
- Take This Waltz
- Tango Dancers
- The Billy Boys
- The Duellists
- The Last Great Romantic
- The Letter
- The Look of Love
- The Missing Man
- The Picnic Party
- The Pier
- The Road to Nowhere
- The Runaways
- The Shape of Things to Come
- The Singing Butler
- Valentine Rose
- Waltzers
- Winter Light and Lavender
- Words of Wisdom
- Young Hearts
Mad dogs?? where does the name come from?
August 18th, 2010 at 07:34A Noel Coward song; Mad dogs and English men go out in the midday sun.
October 30th, 2010 at 13:31How do you know that?
February 7th, 2012 at 15:28