Albie Sinclair
It's been almost a decade since Albie produced larger work, and we have quite a few.
A Little Bit of History
It’s amazing the things we keep from our childhood. Albie is no exception with a very cool ‘Design for Safety Diploma’ for entering a road safety competition in 1956; a painting of boats (which I would happily hang in the gallery now); and a countryside painting with wildlife (Albie and I had a good laugh at that one). Some artists take themselves very seriously. Albie doesn’t, so hence including a bit of humour before you view the exhibition!
Albie Sinclair was recognised at the 138th Open Annual Exhibition by The Royal Scottish Society of Painters in Watercolour (RSW) with his painting ‘Five Trees’ winning the Sir William Gillies Award.
Road Safety Competition, 1956
Possible high point of his graphic design
Old Boats in Harbour, c.1964
From S1 Secondary School
Landscape with Grouse and Rabbit, c.1965
First time using Ben Vorlich in a painting
The Stern
Oil on Linen Panel, 20 x 20cm, £495
Bridge Over Water, Japanese Garden
Acrylic on Canvas, 80 x 30cm, £1350
Winter Landscape
Acrylic on Linen, 40 x 20cm, £695
Stern of Reaper
Acrylic on Paper, 36 x 21cm, £550
The Far Shore
Acrylic On Linen, 40 x 20cm, £695
Ruthven Gallery
90 High Street, Auchterarder, PH3 1BJ
(44) 1764 664233