Barbara Robertson (1945-2018)

Born in Broughty Ferry, Barbara studied Printmaking & Illustration at Duncan of Jordanstone College of Art, where she became a part-time lecturer for many years. Her linocuts – cats, sheep, geese, rabbits, even an occasional human being – were all more or less integral parts of the country cottage where

Toby Winteringham

Toby trained at London’s Royal College of Art and set up his workshop in King’s Lynn. After several years his work was accepted onto the Crafts Council’s index of selected makers. He has exhibited widely and shown work in New York, Milan, Düsseldorf, Munich and Dubai. He holds three Bespoke

Anne Skinner RSW

Dundee based artist Anne Skinner DA is a Drawing and Painting graduate of Duncan of Jordanstone College of Art.  Anne worked in further education as a lecturer in the fine art department at Dundee College teaching a wide variety of art and design subjects as well as continuing her practice

Morag Muir RSW

Morag Muir Duncan of Jordanstone College of Art, Dundee. Morag Muir was born in Glasgow in 1960. She studied Fine Art at Duncan of Jordanstone College of Art & Design, Dundee from 1978-1982. She completed a year of postgraduate study in 1983, winning the John Milne Purvis Prize and the

Les Mackay

Les Mackay Les Mackay was born in Sutherland in 1950, and moved to Dundee to study at Duncan of Jordanstone College of Art, graduating in Drawing and Painting in 1976, after a post-diploma year for which he was ‘highly commended’. After leaving college Les exhibited widely for a number of

Deborah Phillips

Deborah first exhibited work at the Royal Scottish Academy and the Royal Glasgow Institute of Fine Art at the age of 14. She attended Duncan of Jordanstone College of Art, Dundee and graduated with BA (honours). Following graduation she took up the post of Merchandise Designer with the National Trust

Pat Edgar

Pat Edgar lives and works in Dundee.

Irene McCann PAI

Irene works from her studio just outside Glasgow. She is an artist and past committee member of Paisley Art Institute, and an artist member of Glasgow Society of Women Artists. She works predominantly in oil on linen. Her work mainly consists of still life, everyday domestic items naturally observed through

Michael Lythgoe

Michael Lythgoe was born in Liverpool in 1950. He began his career in the Merchant Navy as a junior engineering officer. After getting married in 1975 he emigrated to Ontario, Canada to work in the ship building industry and spent his spare time watching and photographing the birdlife of the

Catriona Millar

“One of Scotland’s most collectible artists Catriona Millar’s bold works capture hearts and the imagination.” Scotland on Sunday Like a novelist or playwright Catriona Millar brilliantly combines her life experience and her imaginary world in her work. The results are unique and her richly observed, highly recognisable figurative paintings are

Mary Davidson

Mary was born in Dundee, lived in Australia for a few years as a child, and has been living and working in Scotland since 1986. Having drawn and painted most of her life she attended Glasgow School Of Art before making painting her career in 1994. Her work is in

Francis Boag DA MA

Francis Boag was born in Dundee in 1948 and studied at Duncan of Jordanstone College of Art in the late sixties. His tutors in Dundee included Alberto Morrocco and David McClure, whose influence can be readily seen in his love of vibrant colour and the sensuous application of paint. Francis