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A stunning original painting by of one of Scotland's iconic mountains from Lochinver.
Measures 90cm * 78cm
William Douglas Macleod (1892-1963) created approximately 160 etchings, known as recorded plates, between 1913 and 1949, solidifying his reputation as a gifted etcher, alongside his work in oils, pastels, and illustrations for the British Railways.
Etching Focus: While he produced many other art forms, etchings were a significant part of his career, with notable works often depicting Scottish landscapes, Spain, and North Africa.
Artistic Period: The 1913-1949 timeframe covers his prolific etching years, which continued even as the art market for prints declined after the 1929 crash, leading him to explore more pastels and oils.
Other Works: He also worked as a cartoonist for the Glasgow Evening News in the 1920s and created posters for the West Highland Line.
A stunning original painting by of one of Scotland's iconic mountains from Lochinver.
Measures 90cm * 78cm
William Douglas Macleod (1892-1963) created approximately 160 etchings, known as recorded plates, between 1913 and 1949, solidifying his reputation as a gifted etcher, alongside his work in oils, pastels, and illustrations for the British Railways.
Etching Focus: While he produced many other art forms, etchings were a significant part of his career, with notable works often depicting Scottish landscapes, Spain, and North Africa.
Artistic Period: The 1913-1949 timeframe covers his prolific etching years, which continued even as the art market for prints declined after the 1929 crash, leading him to explore more pastels and oils.
Other Works: He also worked as a cartoonist for the Glasgow Evening News in the 1920s and created posters for the West Highland Line.