The renowned Scottish Colourist Hamish MacDonald (1935-2008), born in Glasgow in 1935, studied at Glasgow School of Art between 1963 and 1967 before going on to combine painting with teaching whilst guest lecturing throughout Scotland. Following his retirement in 1991 from his post as Art Department Principal he concentrated fully on the development of his painting. Whilst much of his work was inspired by the Scottish Colourist movement, Hamish maintained an individuality which marked him out as both a vibrant and important artist. He has his own vibrant, fluid and innovative style which enabled him to capture dramatic scenes, his broad and bold palette placing him directly within the Scottish Colourist tradition. Hamish showed at some of the country’s most prestigious galleries and institutions and participated in group shows with prominent galleries in London and throughout the UK. His works can be found in many major collections throughout the world.
A lovely little landscape by the Glasgow artist Hamish Macdonald showing a copse of trees with hills in the distance. This mixed-media work on card is signed by the artist and in good condition.
Measures 29.5 cm wide by 29.5 cm deep (39 cm by 39 cm in its frame).
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This is a super painting by the Glasgow artist showing an untidy table laden with a variety of pots, plates and vases. In good condition, this acrylic on board is signed, lower right.
Measures 59 cm wide by 49 cm deep (70 cm by 60 cm in its frame).
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A vibrant and quite large oil on canvas showing a farm scene with outbuildings, geese and chickens by the Glasgow artist Hamish Macdonald who died in 2008. Signed by the artist and in good condition.
Measures 100 cm wide buy 60m cm deep (115 cm by 75 cm in its frame).
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