Born in Glasgow in 1928, Sheila McNab Macmillan attended Glasgow University and qualified as a teacher. After studying painting with her uncle, the artist Ian McNab, she began to exhibit and embarked upon a lifetime of painting – a passion which was to take her to France and Spain where she enjoyed painting en plein air. She says her work is mainly landscape and semi abstract, her preferred media being oils and acrylic. Macmillan has exhibited regularly at the Royal Scottish Academy, the Glasgow Institute and in galleries in Glasgow, Edinburgh, London and Newcastle. Over the years she has had a number of solo exhibitions and has won many awards.
An extensive landscape showing a distant coastal headland by the Scottish artist Sheila Macmillan. This oil on canvas is in good condition in its original frame and signed,l lower left, by the artist who has dated it 1983.
Measures 38 cm wide by 34 cm deep (50 cm by 47 cm in its frame).
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A vibrant abstract landscape by the Scottish artist Sheila Macmillan. This oil on canvas is signed by the artist and in good condition, behind glass, in its original frame.
Measures 38 cm wide by 38 cm deep (57 cm by 57 cm in is frame).
££XX
SOLD - no longer available