DOI Heft:
No. 329 (August 1920)
DOI Artikel:Taylor, Ernest Archibald: The Royal Scottish Academy
DOI Seite / Zitierlink: https://doi.org/10.11588/diglit.21401#0034
THE ROYAL SCOTTISH ACADEMY
'THE AMBER POOL." OIL PAINT-
ING BY E. A.WALTON, P.R.S.W., R.S.A.
shows a few improving alterations in the painted terra cotta by G. Alice Meredith
general rhythmical arrangement. 0 a Williams. s a a a a
Amongst other work of distinction in In the galleries devoted to painting
the sculpture section is Sleep, by Mr. there is nothing on this occasion that
Arthur George Walker; a Madonna and startles one to a heated discussion or
Child, by Mr. Bertram Mackennal, R.A.; stimulates an aggravated interest,
and bronze busts by Mr. Pittendrigh Frequenters of the Academy's recent
Macgillivray, LL.D., R.S.A., from whose exhibitions will certainly miss the genuine
energy and enthusiasm the work of art of Mr. S. J. Peploe, A.R.S.A., Mr.
Scottish sculptors in the Academy has D. Y. Cameron, R.A., Mr. W. Y.
received a potent stimulus. Nor may Macgregor, A.R.S.A., and that of the
one neglect to note the exhibits by Mr. late president, Sir James Guthrie ; but
Allan Gairdner Wyon, the charming little amongst exhibiting members who never
figures by Mr. Alexander Carrick, appear to grow old or stand still in their
A.R.S.A., the Mask of an Artist by Benno work, the contributions of Mr. E. A.
Schotz, the small In Memoriam by Mr. Walton, P.R.S.W., are delightfully re-
George Duncan Macdougall, and work freshing. His The Ryhymer's Hill and The
by Mr. W. C. H. King, Mr. Percy Amber Pool, both pictures on a large scale,
Portsmouth, A.R.S.A., Miss Elizabeth certainly gratify one's sense of happiness
A. Clapp, Miss Kate Campbell Muirhead, in colour and landscape design, besides
Miss Hazel Armour, and last, but by exciting pleasure in their restrained
no means least, a sensitive and delight- technical accomplishment. The same
fully designed little Mourning Angel in may be said of Mr. Francis H. Newbery's
'THE AMBER POOL." OIL PAINT-
ING BY E. A.WALTON, P.R.S.W., R.S.A.
shows a few improving alterations in the painted terra cotta by G. Alice Meredith
general rhythmical arrangement. 0 a Williams. s a a a a
Amongst other work of distinction in In the galleries devoted to painting
the sculpture section is Sleep, by Mr. there is nothing on this occasion that
Arthur George Walker; a Madonna and startles one to a heated discussion or
Child, by Mr. Bertram Mackennal, R.A.; stimulates an aggravated interest,
and bronze busts by Mr. Pittendrigh Frequenters of the Academy's recent
Macgillivray, LL.D., R.S.A., from whose exhibitions will certainly miss the genuine
energy and enthusiasm the work of art of Mr. S. J. Peploe, A.R.S.A., Mr.
Scottish sculptors in the Academy has D. Y. Cameron, R.A., Mr. W. Y.
received a potent stimulus. Nor may Macgregor, A.R.S.A., and that of the
one neglect to note the exhibits by Mr. late president, Sir James Guthrie ; but
Allan Gairdner Wyon, the charming little amongst exhibiting members who never
figures by Mr. Alexander Carrick, appear to grow old or stand still in their
A.R.S.A., the Mask of an Artist by Benno work, the contributions of Mr. E. A.
Schotz, the small In Memoriam by Mr. Walton, P.R.S.W., are delightfully re-
George Duncan Macdougall, and work freshing. His The Ryhymer's Hill and The
by Mr. W. C. H. King, Mr. Percy Amber Pool, both pictures on a large scale,
Portsmouth, A.R.S.A., Miss Elizabeth certainly gratify one's sense of happiness
A. Clapp, Miss Kate Campbell Muirhead, in colour and landscape design, besides
Miss Hazel Armour, and last, but by exciting pleasure in their restrained
no means least, a sensitive and delight- technical accomplishment. The same
fully designed little Mourning Angel in may be said of Mr. Francis H. Newbery's