Scottish Landscapes
Scottish Landscapes
An exhibition of works by Scottish artists from the late 19th century to the mid 20th century.
26 – 30 November and 03 – 06 December 2025
26 – 30 November and 03 – 06 December 2025
We have teamed up with Macfarlane Robson Fine Art to present paintings in both oils and watercolour. Curated by Euan Robson, the exhibition includes works by Tom Scott and a spectacular view of Jedburgh Abbey by Arthur Perigal.
Tom Scott was born in Selkirk in 1854, the son of a tailor, and studied at the Royal Scottish Academy in Edinburgh. He painted in Europe and Africa and eventually settled in the town. He was elected a Royal Scottish Academician in 1902 and is well
known for his fine watercolours of the Borders.
Other artists include George Houston RSW RSA, 1869 – 1947, Sir James Lawton Wingate PRSA, 1846 – 1927, Donald Moodie RSA, 1892 – 1963, William Stewart MacGeorge RSA, 1861 – 1931, and Charles Oppenheimer RSA 1875 – 1961.
These artists painted in many parts of Scotland from Skye to Philiphaugh in the Borders. Their aim was to capture the spirit and essence of the country. They skilfully captured a milieu and environment that is not as widespread today.
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Measurements are in inches.
Talk to us if you live so far away that you would like to take the work of art with you.
The paintings can be bought online and sent to mainland Britain at the purchaser's consideration and risk.
Please contact us by the contact page and tell us the name of the painting you are interested in.
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