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Rebecca
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| 16 Dundas
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| Edinburgh,
EH3 6HZ |
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| 0131
558 1200 / 0131 558 3900 |
| mail@scottish-gallery.co.uk |
| www.scottish-gallery.co.uk |
| Monday
to Friday 10 – 6, Saturday 10 – 4 |
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| 07713
255 210 |
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| Guy
Peploe, Robin McClure |
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| Elizabeth
Blackadder, Victoria Crowe, |
| Barbara
Rae |
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| John
Brown, Gordon Bryce, Damian Callan, John Gardiner
Crawford, William Crozier, |
| Stephanie
Dees, George Devlin, Denise Findlay, Archie Forrest,
Alexander Fraser, |
| Alexandra
Gardner, The Earl Haig, John Houston, Alison McGill,
Peter McLaren, David Michie, |
| James
Morrison, Ann Oram, Paul Reid, Duncan Shanks; also
showing the Scottish Colourists |
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other leading 20th century Scottish painters, including
Douthwaite, Eardley, Gillies, |
| McClure,
MacTaggart, Morrocco, Phillipson, Redpath |
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| George
Devlin – New Paintings, until 29 June |
| Mixed
Summer Exhibition – Gallery Artists Past
and Present, 4 – 30 July |
| James
Morrison – New Paintings, Edinburgh Festival
Exhibition, 8 August – 7 September |
| Polly
Harvey – New Paintings, 12 September – 5
October |
| Jock
McFadyen – New Paintings, 10 October – 2
November |
| New
Acquisitions – Paintings by 20th century
Scottish Masters, 7 – 29 November |
| Christmas
Exhibition – Gallery Artists and Makers,
3 – 24 December |
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This
year our Art London exhibition comprises
works by three major contemporary Scottish
painters who also enjoy printmaking and the use
of printmaking techniques to create either multiple
or one-off images. Oils, watercolours and original
prints by Elizabeth Blackadder cover the full
range of her current oeuvre from flowers to
still life,
from cats to Italian townscape. Victoria Crowe’s
paintings and prints reflect her own multi-layered
experience of Italy and its artistic heritage,
while her “sketchbook” collages are
fascinating evocations of her initial notes and
responses. Paintings, monotypes and screenprints
by Barbara Rae reveal this artist’s own
travels. Ireland is currently a major inspiration
but there
is also strong work from New Mexico, Arizona
and France. |
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