Four Scottish Painters
Anne Redpath, Indian Rug © Royal Scottish Academy/Bridgeman Library
A display of the work of four Scottish artists of the postwar period: Wilhelmina Barns-Graham, John Bellany, Alan Davie and Anne Redpath, all of whom have had a significant influence on their own and subsequent generations. Taken from the permanent collection of the Gallery of Modern Art, the collection includes works of expressionism and abstraction with influences ranging from natural forms to Zen Buddhism to jazz music.
Four Scottish Painters: Barns-Graham, Bellany, Davie and Redpath
Until 28 June 2009. Admission free. Dean Gallery.
Four Scottish Painters, a display of works from the Gallery of Modern Art’s national collection concentrates on four fantastic Scottish artists of the post-Second World War period: Wilhelmina Barns-Graham, John Bellany, Alan Davie and Anne Redpath. All four painters have had a significant impact on the art of their own and following generations: this exhibition cements their status as modern Scottish masters.
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