DOI issue:
No. 297 (December 1917)
DOI article:Taylor, J.: The fifty-sixth annual exhibition of the Royal Glasgow Institute of Fine Arts
DOI Page / Citation link:https://doi.org/10.11588/diglit.21264#0133
Royal Glasgow Institute of the Fine Arts
“MOORLAND PASTURE”
OIL PAINTING BY A. R. W. ALLAN
time of depression and gloom, in issuing his
sparklingly exhilarating antidotes.
A. R. W. Allan has a penchant for pastoral
subjects ; he lives the country life. His Moor-
land Pasture is a thoughtful, sincere, realistic
impression of incident and environment with
which he is intimately familiar.
E. A. Hornel makes rare departure from
SPRING
OIL PAINTING BY ALEXANDER ROCHE, R.S.A,
“MOORLAND PASTURE”
OIL PAINTING BY A. R. W. ALLAN
time of depression and gloom, in issuing his
sparklingly exhilarating antidotes.
A. R. W. Allan has a penchant for pastoral
subjects ; he lives the country life. His Moor-
land Pasture is a thoughtful, sincere, realistic
impression of incident and environment with
which he is intimately familiar.
E. A. Hornel makes rare departure from
SPRING
OIL PAINTING BY ALEXANDER ROCHE, R.S.A,