Barbara Rae: Red Sanctuary

Barbara Rae: Red SanctuaryCelebrated painter Barbara Rae CBE RA FRSE studied in Edinburgh in the 1960's, where she was awarded a travel scholarship to study in France and Spain. She was elected President of the Society of Scottish Artists in 1983 and became a Member of the Royal Scottish Academy in 1992. Through the varied use of bold composition, strong contrast and richly textured painted and collaged surfaces Barbara Rae evokes a memorable atmosphere in all her work. At

The print takes its inspiration from a pivotal point in Human History

‘How can I possibly compete with music and the human voice

you’ll see the same people throughout

This sense of concealment

5 cm Medium: Screenprint Edition Size: 30

in 2000 Singing for Dead Singers at five venues in Aberdeen with 76 page book and in 2003 Leaving Jericho with Doug Cocker in Chicago with 84 page book

He was renowned for working on his watercolours and pen and ink drawings in situ and this has led Furneaux to many an interesting encounter with passers by

Paper Size: 59

Edition: 30

The Stone Roses

'Loss of Gaelic' is a poem by Meg Bateman

This print is from a series of 4 drawings in the form of woodcuts