| Patrick William Adam RSA (1854-1929) |
| Adam was born in Edinburgh and studied at the RSA Schools before embarking on a career as a portraitist ….. |
| George Denholm Armour OBE (1864-1949) |
| Painter in oils and watercolours of horses and hunting scenes. Painted and hunted with his friend Joseph Crawhall. Illustrator and cartoonist with Punch, The Graphic, Country Life and the Illustrated London News. |
| Antoine-Louis Barye (1796-1875) |
| Barye was the earliest and most famous of the French animalier school, renowned ….. |
| Denis Pierre Bergeret (French, 1846-1910) |
| He was born at Villeparisis in 1846 and trained under Eugene Isabey and Jules Lefebvre. Popular still-life painter of seafood, flowers and fruit, influenced by Antoine Vollon. |
| Samuel John "Lamorna" Birch RA RWS RWA (1869-1955) |
Painter in oils and watercolours of landscape, noted for his paintings of fishing beats; his watercolour scenes of Scottish rivers are especially prized.
Lived and worked at Lamorna, near Newlyn. |
| John Blair (1850-1934) |
| Edinburgh watercolour painter of topographical views of towns and villages on the East Coast of Scotland. |
| Sam Bough RSA (1822-1878) |
| Prolific Carlisle watercolourist and occasional painter in oils of typical Highlands landscapes. |
| Florence St John Cadell (1877-1966) |
| A distant cousin of the Colourist F C B, "Bunty" Cadell, she is best known for her sunfilled landscapes and market scenes. |
| Katharine Cameron (Kate Cameron) RSW RE (1874-1965) |
| Flower and landscape painter in watercolour, oil and gouache; book illustrator, as well as an accomplished etcher. Sister of Sir David Young Cameron |
| William Arthur Lawrie Carrick (1879-1964) |
| Glasgow born architect turned painter, best known for bright coastal and beach scenes. |
| William Clark of Greenock (1803-1883) |
| Glasgow marine painter, renowned for his accurate ship portraits. |
| from Edinburgh Coppersmith (early 19th Century) |
| Jelly mould made c. 1810 for leading Edinburgh confectioners, Montgomery & Co, 5 Princes Street |
| French Coppersmith 19th Century (19th Century) |
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| Agnes M Cowieson (1880-1940) |
| Cowieson was a sympathetic painter of animals, figures, interiors and landscapes in oil and watercolour. Though living ….. |
| David (after) Cox snr RWS (1783 - 1859) |
| This decent quality, mid 19th century copy of one of David Cox's best known watercolours (on show at Birmingham Museum & Art Gallery until 3rd May) may possibly be the work of one of his pupils. |
| Joseph Crawhall RSW (1861-1913) |
| Crawhall was one of the most talented and highly regarded artists ever produced by Scotland. His favourite subjects were horses, dogs and other animals, often painted on linen or silk. |
| Mabel Dawson RSW SSA (1887-1965) |
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| Peter de Wint OWS (1784-1849) |
| English landscape painter in watercolour and occasionally oils; universally recognised as a true master of watercolour. |
| Eugene Dekkert (1865-1956) |
| Dutch or German born East Neuk of Fife painter in oils and watercolours of landscapes and coastal scenes in the manner of the Hague School. |
| Auguste Delacroix (1809-1868) |
| French painter of beach and sea-shore genre scenes; also painted in North Africa. |
| Miss Anna Dixon RSW (1873-1959) |
| Edinburgh painter in oils & watercolours of birds, animals and landscape who exhibited prolifically between 1894 and 1958. |
| B. McKillan Drummond or Dowinar (fl. 1850–1880) |
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| (late 15th Century) |
| English painter, unknown, working around the reign of Henry Vll (r. 1485-1509). Painted this Portrait of Christ, profile looking left. |
| 20th Century European School (mid-20th Century.) |
| Nothing can be discovered about this competent artist |
| John Duncan Fergusson RBA (1874-1961) |
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| Christophe Fratin (1800-1864) |
| Fratin's expert understanding of animal form no doubt stems from helping his father, who was a taxidermist. His initial ….. |
| Professor John Thomas Young (Jack) Gilroy Hon MA ARCA FRSA (1898-1985) |
| Newcastle born society and military portrait painter, illustrator and cartoonist, Jack Gilroy was also an award winning graphic artist for Guinness. |
| Arthur Trevor Haddon RBA (1864-1941) |
| Haddon was a painter and watercolourist of the Italian and Spanish landscape and country genre. Also travelled in North and South America. |
| Edward Prince Halton FRCS (1797-1873) |
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| Josef Herman OBE RA (1911-1999) |
| Warsaw painter who moved to Glasgow and then settled in Swansea Valley. Best known for his figue drawings of miners. |
| Frank Hodgkinson AM (1919-2001) |
| Frank Hodgkinson was at the forefront of the Abstract Expressionist movement in Australia in the late 1950's and early 1960's. |
| Robert Houston after Joseph Crawhall RSW (1891-1942) |
| Houston was a Glasgow painter in oils and watercolours of landscapes, mainly coastal scenery and lochans and figurative subjects. He painted in a powerful style, mainly landscapes of the west coast and western isles. |
| (late 19th century) |
| Unknown but competent Italian artist, working probably towards the end of the 19th Century. |
| Alexander Jamieson ROI (1873-1937) |
| Glasgow artist who painted in a broad colourful impressionist style. Travelled in Europe and painted landscapes and town scenes; especially drawn to France. |
| James Kay RSA RSW (1858-1942) |
| Kay was famous for his bustling, colourful street scenes in Glasgow, London and France and for his busy, well detailed paintings of shipping on the Clyde |
| Joseph-Marie-Thomas (Jef) Lambeaux (1852-1908) |
| Leading Belgian figurative sculptor of the Belgian Realist School of the late 19th Century. |
| Prosper Lecourtier (1851-1924) |
| Successful French Animalier sculptor in bronze, working between 1875 and 1902. |
| Robert Lenkiewicz (1941-2002) |
| Bold and flamboyant figure painter, working somewhat in the style of Lucien Freud.
Famous for his innovative themed projects and for his female nudes, many of whom were his partners. |
| James Little (fl. 1875-1910) |
| He painted in Paris during the mid-1880s but was primarily an Edinburgh artist in oils and watercolours of landscapes, townscapes ….. |
| John Maclauchlan Milne RSA (1886-1957) |
| Edinburgh painter, "second generation Colourist" who painted sunlit scenes of the West Coast of Scotland and the South of France |
| Maurice Millière (1871-1946) |
| Parisian illustrator, famed for his mildly erotic watercolours and etchings of déshabillé yet coy young women |
| Joseph (Joe) Milne (1857-1911) |
| Edinburgh painter of land and seascapes, noted for his portrayals of life on working rivers. |
| Margaret Mitchell (Mrs Brian Lascelles) DA (born c.1940) |
| Scottish botanical, garden and landscape painter. |
| Hugh Munro RGI (1873-1928) |
| Glasgow landscape, flower and beach scene painter in oil. |
| James Stuart Park (1862-1933) |
| Fashionable Glasgow painter of flowers who used a bold, stylised technique. |
| Arthur Douglas Peppercorn RI ROI NEAC (1847-1924) |
| "The English Corot" as he was dubbed, Peppercorn recorded the more sombre yet subtle tones of the English countryside in Surrey and the West Counry in oils and watercolours. |
| Alexander Ignatius Roche RSA NEAC RP (1861-1921) |
| "Glasgow Boy" Alexander Roche received a thorough schooling in art in Paris. On his return, he began painting romantic figures in summer landscapes. Later turned successfully to portraiture in the USA. |
| David Thomas Rose MICE (1871-1964) |
| Trained as an artist but followed a career as a civil engineer, David Rose was a prolific painter, producing over 3,000 watercolours and drawings of marketplaces, construction workers, ships and stevedores, among a huge variety of subjects. |
| Benno Schotz RSA LL.D Hon FRIAS PPSPS (1891-1984) |
| Legendary Estonian born Glasgow figure and portrait sculptor, influenced by Rodin and Epstein. |
| Alain Senez (1948-) |
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| David Murray Smith RBA RWS (1865-1952) |
| Edinburgh born landscape artist, renowned for his Barbizon inspired handling of sky. An exhibition of his tranquil English watercolours was held at the Calton Gallery in 1991. |
| William Arnold Stewart (1882-1953) |
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| Julius Le Blanc Stewart (Attributed) (1855-1919) |
| American who trained in Paris; fashionable portrait painter to European aristocracy and American expatriate society. |
| Freddy Theys (b. 1937) |
| Noted Belgian engraver of town scenes, portraits and botanical subjects, Freddy Theys has been visiting Scotland annualy for nearly twenty years to make sketches for his classic etchings. |
| George Grosvenor Thomas RSW (1856-1923) |
| A frequent traveller, Thomas was influenced by the painters of the Barbizon School. He was regarded as a fringe member of the Glasgow Boys. |
| Willem Hendrick van der Nat (1864-1929) |
| Dutch genre watercolourist, specialising in children and animals. |
| Sir David Wilkie (circle of) RA (1785-1841) |
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| Sir James Lawton Wingate PRSA (1846-1924) |
| Glasgow painter of atmospheric rural scenes who became an Edinburgh establishment artist, rising to become President of the Royal Scotish Academy |
| Aleksander Zyw (1905-1995) |
| Polish artist who came to Edinburgh during the War with Free Polish forces. Settled here and painted landscapes and townscapes, turning to abstract in mid-career. |