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Prints of Edinburgh In recent years, during the summer months, particularly in August during the Edinburgh Festival and Festival Fringe, I've seen many paintings and prints for sale from stalls in the streets of Edinburgh. Many of these artists will no doubt have their own web sites giving more examples of their work.
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Who Sells these Artists' Prints? In the table above lists where I have seen prints from some of the above artists. EA = Edinburgh Arts & Picture Frames, shop at 1 Nicolson Street, Edinburgh RS = Rose Street, behind Marks & Spencer (Michael McVeigh prints) SA = Scottish Arthouse Gallery stall, on the path east of the Scottish National Gallery. |
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Message to Artists If you produce prints of Edinburgh and would like me to add any of them to the table above, please email me. Thank you. Peter Stubbs, Edinburgh: August 16, 2012 |
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2. Early Artists
Brief comments on a few of the early
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Oil paintings: Secretary to RSA. He produced calotypes with Adamson. |
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James Douglas RSW. Some of his paintings were reproduced on postcards. |
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'The Leith Artist'. Still painting miniatures and larger paintings [2005]. |
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Artist. He had many exhibits at Royal Scottish Academy in 1900s. |
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Oil and watercolour artist. He published books and postcards |
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Watercolour artist. He gave lectures to Edinburgh Photographic Society. |
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Watercolour artist. He was an acquaintance of Sir Walter Scott. |
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