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Future Exhibitions
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Victoria Crowe Sheep, Shepherdess and Harbour Craig © Private Collection
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Joan Kathleen Harding Eardley Rag and Bone Shop, Glasgow FWAF © With kind permission of the Eardley Estate
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SJ Peploe Roses © FWAF
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Casino Royale
Reproduced courtesy of Dick Bruna © A. W. Bruna Uitgevers. B.V., The Netherlands
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Inspired II: Works from The Fleming Collection2 April - 27 June 2009
A selection of works from the permanent collection’s acquisitions recognised as being one of the best Scottish collections. Inspired comprises the favourite pieces from The Fleming Collection picked by its admirers who include artists, curators, museum directors, gallerists, art collectors, members of staff at Flemings and at Fleming Family and Partners.
Image: SJ Peploe Roses © FWAF
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Muirhead Bone and his Contemporaries 7 July - 5 September 2009
Born in Glasgow, Bone was a consummate draughtsman. After early training as an architect, he turned to art, concentrating on printmaking, as well as watercolours and drawings. He was fascinated by the demolition of old buildings and the construction of new ones. Lord Clark described Bone as the only British artist who stood comparison with the great Italian draughtsman, Piranesi. Bone’s prints were avidly collected both in Britain and America during the first three decades of the twentieth century. He worked as a war artist for both the First and Second World War. The exhibition will feature work drawn from a number of public and private collections in Britain.
Image: Sir Muirhead Bone Piccadilly Circus © The Artist’s Estate, FWAF
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Faces of Scotland
In association with Scottish National Portrait Gallery
15 September - 19 December 2009
The Fleming Collection will be showing the highlights from The Scottish National Portrait Gallery following its closure in 2009 for major refurbishment. This is a one off opportunity to see all the major works in London. The origins of The Scottish National Portrait Gallery can be traced back to the late eighteenth century and to the enthusiasm of one man, the mildly eccentric David, 11th Earl o f Buchan and opened its doors to the public in 1889. Scotland has produced an astonishingly high number of men and women whose lives have inspired and changed the world. There are portraits in the fields of science and medicine, philosophy, literature and the visual arts, the military, the church and in sport.
Image: Anthony Van Dyck The Stewart Princesses reproduced courtesy of National Galleries of Scotland
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PLEASE NOTE THAT THE GALLERY CLOSES FOR REHANGING BETWEEN EXHIBITIONS
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