A delightful pastel by the Dunfermline-born artist and teacher Alexander Cree. Titled “The Tyne Valley, Autumn” this work is dated 1989 and bears a label, verso, for the Macauley Gallery in Dunbar. Signed, lower right and in good condition in its original frame.
Measures 17.5 cm wide by 20 cm deep (35 cm by 39 cm in its frame).
£xxx
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An impression of a harbour in North East Scotland. Oil on canvas by Bill Shannon. In good condition, recently painted. This painting is glazed. Because of its size and weight it may be necessary to remove glass for shipping/delivery.
Measures 90 cm wide by 70 cm deep (100 cm by 80 cm in its frame).
£1000
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A lovely little etching by Russell Flint showing a group of Venetian ladies taking their ease round a stove. In good condition, signed in pencil and in its original frame and mount.
Measures 22 cm wide by 13 cm deep (42 cm by36 cm in its frame).
£150
Signed and. dated 1925 by the Scottish listed artist Alan Ian Ronald RSW, this is a. fine watercolour of a wooded landscape with farm buildings in the distance.
In good condition in its original frame and mount, this work measures 38 cm wide by 28 cm deep (62 cm by 52 cm in its frame).
£250
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An absolutely delightful work in mixed media with collage, titled “Cottage Chick” by the Kilbarchan-born artist Lindsay Keir. Her signature, lower right, is partially obscured by the mount which is in fine condition as is the original frame The works is stamped, verso, and comes with a label signed and titled by the artist.
Measures 15 cm wide buy. 15nm deep (36cm by 38 cm in its frame).
£250
A close friend said this to me in conversation a few weeks before he died with dementia. I didn’t really understand then what he was trying to say – and I still wonder about it. Was the context geographical or temporal? What was he on about in his confused ramblings? And then it occurred to me that, ironically, my friend was being quite prescient. His funeral was a few days before the country closed down due to Covid-19 and it seemed to me that, since then, the whole world has lost much of its sense of time and place. So, “take the second Tuesday on the left” . Who knows where you might end up and what you might find there?
Measures 1 metre wide by .5 metre deep.
£2000
An impression of a stained glass window in mixed-media (wire, white metal, oil paint, epoxy and printing blocks), representing a stylised adult figure. with a child. – by Bill Shannon.
Measures 42 cm wide by 77 cm deep.
£1200
An interpretation of one of the three main lights on the East Gable of the Chancel of Dornoch Cathedral originally designed and produced by Christopher Whall (1849-1929) to represent Faith, Love and Hope. This mixed-media work – oil paint, wire, epoxy – by Bill Shannon, shows “Hope”, a young women holding an anchor. These windows commemorate Cromartie, the 4th Duke of Sutherland (1851-1913) and were commissioned by his wife and children.
£1500
There’s nothing in this world as good as a right old scratch for this black Highland steer from just outside Dornoch, in Scotland. By Bill Shannon and painted in late 2019.
Measures 105 cm wide by 132 cm deep in its frame.
£1500
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A very nice view of one of Edinburgh’s historic closes – Lady Stair’s – just off the Royal Mile in the Old Town. The location of a 17th. century townhouse, built in 1622 for the Edinburgh baronet Sir William Gray of Pittendrum and acquired by Lady Stair almost a century later, This work is in good condition, signed and titled in pencil and remounted in its original frame. I have no information about this artist.
Measures 16 cm aides by. 25 cm deep (34 cm by 44 cm in its frame).
£120
