Arthur Watson: Pandrop Tower

Arthur Watson: Pandrop TowerArthur Watson trained at Grays School of Art, in Printmaking and Printed Textiles. In 1974 established Peacock Printmakers, an artists print workshop, publisher and gallery, collaborating directly with over 100 artists, leading many projects, including the Scottish Bestiary for Paragon Press and curating exhibitions in the UK, Europe and America. Served on Scottish Arts Council Awards to Artists panel, Exhibition panel and Combined Arts committee.

She was the winner of the Shell Expro Award in 1992 NS RGW Glasgow Print Studio Publication Award in 1996

Seeing the old iron in a new light

What is respect

David McCracken from Peacock Visual Arts as well as Acknowledgements by Tom Hammick

He only uses about twenty or twenty-five motifs

with additional carving by hand

Paper Size: 67 x 49

Claire was clear as to how much grain was to  be shown

Paper Size: 50 x 34

He has been one of Scotland’s most influential advocates for contemporary art through his work at the Richard Demarco Gallery and the Demarco European Art Foundation

"In 2007 I received the James McBey Travel Award to visit Antarctica and from this research trip made several large oil paintings on my return

Written along thirty days