James Hamilton Mackenzie was a painter and etcher who studied at the Glasgow School of Art. During the First World War he sketched in East Africa and later travelled in Europe. He was elected an Associate Member of the Royal Society of Painter-Etchers and Engravers and a member of the Royal Scottish Society of Painters in Watercolours in 1910 and showed some 75 works at the Glasgow Institute, 57 at the RSW, 49 at the Royal Scottish Academy as well as at Liverpool and Manchester.
Rosslyn Chapel by James Hamilton Mackenzie (1875-1926). A fine interior view of this historic Midlothian chapel with a ceremonial figure emerging from a staircase. Signed, and in its original mount and frame. The image itself is good and clean. There is some browning on the edges of the mount. Needs remounting.
Measures 21 cm wide by 31 cm deep (43 cm by 56 cm in its mount and frame).
£180
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The Porte De Gand – one of the old entrances to the ancient city of Bruges by the well-listed Scottish artist James Hamilton Mackenzie (1875-1926). In good condition in its original mount and frame. Signed, lower right, by the artist.
Measures 18 cm wide by 31 cm deep (31 cm by 54 cm in its frame and mount).
£120