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Reveals Scottish artists' engagement with, and interpretation of, the great movements of European Modern Art - from Cubism to Art Deco and Abstraction to Surrealism. Accompanies an exhibition held at the Scottish National Gallery of Modern Art in Edinburgh from December 2017 to June 2018.

A new look at work by Caravaggio, one of the most famous and fascinating artists of all time.

Attempts to capture the diversity of Scotland's Police forces by highlighting the differences in geography and community across the country and the challenges that these bring. This title features photographs showing the extent of the Scottish Police's work and also includes two essays discussing the development of policing in Scotland.

From the Primitives to the Post-Impressionists: The Watson Gordon Lecture 2006.

A volume of masterpieces from nineteenth-century Edinburgh duo David Octavius Hill and Robert Adamson, one of the most famous photographic partnerships in history.

Features thirty colour illustrations of key works in the collection of the National Galleries of Scotland alongside new creative writing, amusing and engaging poetry and prose by young, aspiring and established writers.

This volume is a contemporary reinterpretation of the art of portrait miniature painting.

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Cubism as Surrealism: The Watson Gordon Lecture 2008.

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Presents twenty full-colour miniatures from Scottish private collections. This work accompanies an exhibition at the Scottish National Portrait Gallery in July 2006.

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Illustrates many of the works for which Cadell is celebrated, including stylish portrayals of Edinburgh New Town interiors, vibrantly coloured, daringly simplified still lives of the 1920s, and evocative landscapes of the Scottish west coast and the south.

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John Bellany (born 1942) helped change the course of painting in Scotland. His intensely felt paintings of fisherfolk and their precarious life at sea were a direct challenge to the much diluted Scottish colourist tradition and its landscapes and still lifes.

J. D. Fergusson (1874-1961) is one of the four artists collectively known as the Scottish Colourists. The book explores his Scottish and French connections and reassert his place at the forefront of British modernism.

Published to coincide with the Arts and Crafts exhibition at the Victoria and Albert Museum, London in Spring 2005. Elizabeth Cummings is an acknowledged expert on the art and life of Phoebe Anna Traquair.

A wide-ranging, gripping lecture on Roy Lichtenstein.

Provides a rich survey of the outstanding English drawings and watercolors in the National Gallery of Scotland's collection.

Turner's watercolors in the National Gallery of Scotland are among the most popular, this book shows why.