Willie Rodger: Spire, St. Nicholas Church

Willie Rodger: Spire, St. Nicholas ChurchWillie Rodger was born in Kirkintilloch on 3 March 1930 and studied at Glasgow School of Art from 1948 to 1953. During Rodgers time at art school only the best draughtsmen got to study graphics and printmaking. By the time he left art school Rodger had sold two prints to the Victoria and Albert Museum. He worked extensively with Peacock over the years and in 1994 in association with us produced 40 banners for the Union Street bicentenary in Aberdeen.

all resplendent in patterned finery and accompanied by birds and small cat-like animals

This complex screenprint by Moulding – produced by layering several colours both opaque and transparent over one another – creates a psychological geometric landscape that arrives as stated in its title – in flux

Year: 2017

Sólveig Aðalsteinsdóttir has studied in Iceland

Hammick (b

language alone is ineffective

He only uses about twenty or twenty-five motifs

plate and screen

This print was published for TAG Fine Arts and the copies we have available are Artist Proofs

"I first worked at Peacock Printmakers in the early 1980s

and Goldsmith’s College

The MacDonald Lords of the Isles ruled the islands from Kintyre to Lewis with strong links to Ireland and the Isle of Man