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Wingate’s Farm seems close in spirit to Glasgow school landscapes which seem to have been a strong influence. the lonely farmstead, handsome trees and turbulent summer sky would have been painted by Walton in suffolk or Galloway. sir James lawton Wingate (1846–1924) Farm oil on canvas, 28 x 35.5 cms signed lower right exhibited: aitken Dott & son, the scottish Gallery, 1918 44
Gargunnock lies a few miles west of stirling on the south side of the forth valley, in the heart of scotland. It still has an annual agricultural show and an active cricket club. Wingate takes his view north towards the Bens of Perthshire and depicts the timeless rural scene of the labourer’s return from work. sir James lawton Wingate (1846–1924) Returning from Work, Gargunnock, c.1890 oil on canvas, 41 x 51 cms signed lower left exhibited: aitken Dott & son, the scottish Gallery, 1924 loan exhibition, Kirkcaldy art Gallery and Museum, 1928 Exhibition of Scottish Art, Royal academy of arts, london, 1939 45
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Page 5 and 6: Foreword Michael Portillo I knew my
Page 7 and 8: elevation plan to Wilby house, 1909
Page 9 and 10: Collecting Blyth kept a simple reco
Page 11 and 12: the hawcklymuir factory, Kirkcaldy
Page 13 and 14: and Explanatory Notes on the Art of
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