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* JOHN MCNAIRN (SCOTTISH 1910 - 2009), GARDEN PARTY
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watercolour on paper, signed
framed and under glass
image size 40cm x 52cm, overall size 46cm x 59cm
Note: Born in the Scottish Borders in 1910, John McNairn enjoyed a long and fruitful artistic career. He began his training at Edinburgh College of Art in 1927 (a particularly productive and exciting time in the College’s history), before continuing his studies in Paris at the Académie Scandinave under Othon Friesz. While the most talented students of the College had traditionally undertaken further study abroad, his choice of the Académie was somewhat unusual, yet allowed him to pursue his interest in Post-Impressionism and a direct and truthful style of painting. Whilst in Paris he would meet Robin John, Julian Trevelyan, and S.W. Hayter, developing friendships which would be influential in the shaping of his artistic career. McNairn would later travel extensively in Spain, and served in India during WWII. Upon his return he would become Head of Art at Selkirk High School, also meeting his wife, fellow artist Stella McNairn, with whom he founded a gallery.
watercolour on paper, signed
framed and under glass
image size 40cm x 52cm, overall size 46cm x 59cm
Note: Born in the Scottish Borders in 1910, John McNairn enjoyed a long and fruitful artistic career. He began his training at Edinburgh College of Art in 1927 (a particularly productive and exciting time in the College’s history), before continuing his studies in Paris at the Académie Scandinave under Othon Friesz. While the most talented students of the College had traditionally undertaken further study abroad, his choice of the Académie was somewhat unusual, yet allowed him to pursue his interest in Post-Impressionism and a direct and truthful style of painting. Whilst in Paris he would meet Robin John, Julian Trevelyan, and S.W. Hayter, developing friendships which would be influential in the shaping of his artistic career. McNairn would later travel extensively in Spain, and served in India during WWII. Upon his return he would become Head of Art at Selkirk High School, also meeting his wife, fellow artist Stella McNairn, with whom he founded a gallery.
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