At the Water's Edge
Hoeing the Fields (Pitting Potatoes) (ca. 1911)
Collecting Shells
Fishing Girls (ca. 1900)
studied at the city’s Royal Institute and the RSA’s Life School. He
also spent time in London and painted in the Netherlands and France but
became recognised for his figurative work in Scottish landscape
settings. Although he ranged widely across Scotland he, like the
‘Glasgow Boys’, found Cockburnspath a useful base and kept a studio
there from which he executed some of his best work. Many of his works
are large, exhibiting broad and rapid brushwork and a bright palette. A
favourite composition might be executed several times with slight
variations. - See more at:
http://www.johngraycentre.org/people/artists/william-marshall-brown-rsa-1863-1936/#sthash.Xet0xYtm.dpuf
studied at the city’s Royal Institute and the RSA’s Life School. He
also spent time in London and painted in the Netherlands and France but
became recognised for his figurative work in Scottish landscape
settings. Although he ranged widely across Scotland he, like the
‘Glasgow Boys’, found Cockburnspath a useful base and kept a studio
there from which he executed some of his best work. Many of his works
are large, exhibiting broad and rapid brushwork and a bright palette. A
favourite composition might be executed several times with slight
variations. - See more at:
http://www.johngraycentre.org/people/artists/william-marshall-brown-rsa-1863-1936/#sthash.Xet0xYtm.dpuf
studied at the city’s Royal Institute and the RSA’s Life School. He
also spent time in London and painted in the Netherlands and France but
became recognised for his figurative work in Scottish landscape
settings. Although he ranged widely across Scotland he, like the
‘Glasgow Boys’, found Cockburnspath a useful base and kept a studio
there from which he executed some of his best work. Many of his works
are large, exhibiting broad and rapid brushwork and a bright palette. A
favourite composition might be executed several times with slight
variations. - See more at:
http://www.johngraycentre.org/people/artists/william-marshall-brown-rsa-1863-1936/#sthash.Xet0xYtm.dpuf
studied at the city’s Royal Institute and the RSA’s Life School. He
also spent time in London and painted in the Netherlands and France but
became recognised for his figurative work in Scottish landscape
settings. Although he ranged widely across Scotland he, like the
‘Glasgow Boys’, found Cockburnspath a useful base and kept a studio
there from which he executed some of his best work. Many of his works
are large, exhibiting broad and rapid brushwork and a bright palette. A
favourite composition might be executed several times with slight
variations. - See more at:
http://www.johngraycentre.org/people/artists/william-marshall-brown-rsa-1863-1936/#sthash.Xet0xYtm.dpuf
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