The Royal Glasgow Institute of the Fine Arts
extrinsic aids such as striking background. He studies bespeak the versatility of the artist,
takes a simple, subtle colour-scheme—black The Mill among the Dunes, by Mr. H. Hughes-
and white with suggestion of delicate pink and Stanton, would attract in any company, by
lilac—and presents a piece of artistry to which reason of its well-defined foreground and great
one has to return again and again. sweeping sky ; while for subtle sensitiveness
Other striking portraits are sent in by Mr. and decorative feeling Ebb Tide, Benderloch,
E. A. Walton, Mr. John Bowie, Mr. W. Somer- by Mr. J. Campbell Mitchell, at once arrests
ville Shanks, Mr. David Alison, Mr. Henry W. attention. There are three striking representa-
Kerr, Mr. Robert Hope, Mr. Andrew Law, Mr. tive works by Mr. W. A. Gibson, a richly
William Findlay, and Mr. J. B. Anderson, but phrased moorland subject, a French tree
this section suffers by the unusual absence of study, and a Dutch canal with windmill, each
contributions from Sir James Guthrie and Mr. in the unmistakable manner of this acknowledged
Fiddes Watt. master of technique. Mr. George Houston
Landscape painting is well represented by two sends a typical Ayrshire landscape and an
masterly works in tempera by Sir David Murray, Iona study from his two favourite sketching-
P alter dale, a sweeping prospect in the lovely grounds, and Mr. Alexander Roche contributes
Lake District, and Loch Pummel, in the artist's an English summer theme, atmospherically
own unsurpassable country; Rye from the and harmoniously pleasing, which has been
Marshes, with fine sense of distance, by Mr. purchased for the permanent collection by
James Paterson, whose two charming still-life Glasgow Corporation.
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OIL PAINTING BY J. WHITELAW HAMILTON, A.R.S.A.
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extrinsic aids such as striking background. He studies bespeak the versatility of the artist,
takes a simple, subtle colour-scheme—black The Mill among the Dunes, by Mr. H. Hughes-
and white with suggestion of delicate pink and Stanton, would attract in any company, by
lilac—and presents a piece of artistry to which reason of its well-defined foreground and great
one has to return again and again. sweeping sky ; while for subtle sensitiveness
Other striking portraits are sent in by Mr. and decorative feeling Ebb Tide, Benderloch,
E. A. Walton, Mr. John Bowie, Mr. W. Somer- by Mr. J. Campbell Mitchell, at once arrests
ville Shanks, Mr. David Alison, Mr. Henry W. attention. There are three striking representa-
Kerr, Mr. Robert Hope, Mr. Andrew Law, Mr. tive works by Mr. W. A. Gibson, a richly
William Findlay, and Mr. J. B. Anderson, but phrased moorland subject, a French tree
this section suffers by the unusual absence of study, and a Dutch canal with windmill, each
contributions from Sir James Guthrie and Mr. in the unmistakable manner of this acknowledged
Fiddes Watt. master of technique. Mr. George Houston
Landscape painting is well represented by two sends a typical Ayrshire landscape and an
masterly works in tempera by Sir David Murray, Iona study from his two favourite sketching-
P alter dale, a sweeping prospect in the lovely grounds, and Mr. Alexander Roche contributes
Lake District, and Loch Pummel, in the artist's an English summer theme, atmospherically
own unsurpassable country; Rye from the and harmoniously pleasing, which has been
Marshes, with fine sense of distance, by Mr. purchased for the permanent collection by
James Paterson, whose two charming still-life Glasgow Corporation.
"THE MILL"
OIL PAINTING BY J. WHITELAW HAMILTON, A.R.S.A.
53