The Glasgow Boys
When the Glasgow Boys rose to prominence in the 1880s, there was a sense of wonder at how a group of Scottish painters could hold such sway in the academies, salons and secessions of western Europe and North America. The group’s firm grasp on modernity brought a new lease of life to the mêlée of‘fin de siècle’ styles. The Glasgow Boys placed themselves at the forefront of British art, primed to take on an aesthetic which signalled the beginnings of modernism in Scotland.
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Alexander MannTangiers, 1892signed and dated 1892watercolour30 x 21 1/8 inches
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Arthur Melville ARSA RSW, Mosul at Dawn
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Edward Stott ARADriving Geese At Sunsetsigned; inscribed to the reverse of panel 'To W. / Rositt / P.P. Stott'oil on panel8 1/2 x 12 1/2 inches
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Sir James Guthrie HRA PRSA HRSWBoy with a straw, 1886signed and dated '86oil on canvas16 ¼ x 12 inches
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Sir James Guthrie HRA PRSA HRSWCambuskenneth Ferry, 1888signedpastel on paper10 x 17 ½ inches
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Edward Arthur Walton RSA PRSWNovember, 1883signed and dated 'E. A. Walton 83.'; signed and inscribed 'November by E. A. Walton 134 Bath St Glasgow' on canvas versooil on canvas42 1/4 x 60 inches
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Edward Arthur Walton RSA PRSW, The Field Loning, c.1903
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Joseph Crawhall RSWIn The Paddock, c.1894-1900signedgouache on linen11 ¼ x 15 inches
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Edward Atkinson Hornel, Resting, 1885
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Edward Atkinson HornelChildren with goats, 1903signed and datedoil on canvas24 1/2 x 24 1/2 inches
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Harrington MannThe Brook, 1892signed and dated 1892oil on canvas15 x 13 inches
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Glasgow SchoolArt Nouveau Wall Mirror, c.1900pewter30 ½ x 20 ¾ inches