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John Rankine Barclay (1884-1962).
Notre Dame, Paris.
Watercolour and bodycolour.
Signed, inscribed and dated 1913.
10 x 11 ins (25.4 x 28 cms).
1913.
Provenance
With Bourne Fine Art, London.
Private collection, UK.
John Rankine Barclay was born in Edinburgh in 1884. He studied at the Royal Institution where he met A R Sturrock.
He was a member of the Edinburgh Group, a group of progressive painters that included J.G Spence Smith, D. M. Sutherland, William Oliphant Hutchison, William Mervyn Glass and A R Sturrock.
He painted in both oil and watercolour, frequently depicting figures in a landscape or a town setting in an individual and often experimental style.
His work was exhibited at RSA, RA, RSW and Royal Glasgow Institute of Fine Arts.
Dimensions
10 x 11 ins (25.4 x 28 cms)The BADA Standard
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