Nichola Martin
"Incognito" £875.00 58cm x 88cm - Charcoal |
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Basset Wilson (1888 - 1972) Basset Wilson studied at Trinity College, Cambridge where he read Law, he took up painting after being injured in the First World War. His work was exhibited in many galleries around the world including galleries in Paris, London, Chicago and New York, he sometimes exhibited with his wife Muriel Wilson, they both moved to Paris in the 1930's where they were drawn into the modern movement and made friends with Andre Lhote whose studio they both worked in from time to time. When the Second Wold War started Basset joined the British Expeditionary Force in his old rank of Captain for the duration of the War.
"Showtime" - £1,295.00 60 cm x 45 cm - Oil on CanvasFramed Size= 74 cm x 59 cm |
John Johnstone John Johnstone is one of Scotland's leading contemporary artists working in the figurative style. A glance through his work is enough to tell one that John Johnstone is a
unique artist - in the special sense that he has no problem in being original. After receiving a major travelling scholarship and using it to visit a number of European cities, he returned to the same college and taught there for many years. In other words, his career has been that of an art profassional, working within the framework of a Scottlsh art world that has a particularly deep rooted technical tradition, and where artists continue to take a fiece pride in their technical skills. "Strange happenings on the Loch
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HENDRY
"Woman Sitting " - £ 895.00 (48cm x 48cm) Oil on Canvas |
Linda O'Grady Linda graduated from Edinburgh College of Art in 1992 with aBA (Hons) in Illustration and painting.Linda currently works from her studio in the west end of Glasgow "After being solely a portrait painter for nearly twenty years, I am currently enjoying the resurgence in popularity of figurative art across the country. There is endless inspiration to be found in the human figure and no shortage of subject matter in our daily lives"
"Vanity Costs " - £650.00
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Linda O'Grady
. "With the aid of life models I am able to explore my interests in anatomy. The poses are normally based around particular physical dynamics such has the torsion of the body, the tension in a muscle group or the weight of a limb". "I love to paint the nude in all its forms and have recently become absorbed in the burlesque scene. Beautifully posed bodies with stunning costumes and a little dose of eroticism"
"Those Legs " £850.00 Oil on Canvas - 90cm x 30cm |
Hendry
"Pause" - £495.00 Conte pencil on Paper - 32cm x 45cm |
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Morag Muir
"Toy Knight " = £POA Oil on Canvas = 90cm x 100cm / Framed size = 104cm x 114cm |
Brian Addison Brian was born in Corby, Northants in 1958 and started his working life as a steel worker, but later moved to Newcastle upon Tyne to study Fine Art at Newcastle Polytechnic (now University of Northumbria graduating in 1984 with a First Class honours degree in painting, and awarded the first John Crisp Memorial Prize for drawing.
"Young Woman " - £975.00 87cm x 67cm Pastel and Conte |
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Brian Addison Brian remained in the North East to establish a professional career as a fine art painter and arts teacher, developing alongside his skills at working in stained glass through commissions for private, ecclesiastic, school and community clients. He also studied for a Master of Fine Art at Newcastle University from 1997 to 1999, and currently teaches there part-time in life drawing alongside professional activity as a fine artist and stained glass designer / maker. "Reclining Woman " - £ 850.00 |
Hendry
"Amnesia" - £550.00 OIl on Canvas - 29cm x 39cm |
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Stella Auchinleck
"Peacock and Mullet " - £1,175.00 |
Greer Ralston
"The Huntress " - £1,595.00 |
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