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ART CLUB Supported by: East Dunbartonshire Arts Council

Check out some examples of our work below. Just click on an image and an enlarged version will appear on the next screen. Use your browser back button to return to this page. Please be aware that the copyright for these images belongs to the club members who created the original paintings. The images must not be used for any purpose unless by the express permission of the artist(s) concerned, which you can enquire about via the "Contact Us" page. Some club members are happy to accept commissions. If you are interested in this, please contact the secretary in the first instance (see "Contact Us" page). 

Carla Faulkner
	Stocks	A  Quiet Place	Snow on Drumochter Pass	Glascarnoch Reservoir	Turtles Tiny Traveller	Weird Fish
John Hinton
	What Makes Us Tick	Puffin Parade	Faroe Islands Fishing Village	Heimaey Cliff Faces 1	North of Oban Looking West	They Love Each Other
Elke Hinton
	Sunflowers	Fingal's Cave	Golden Glow, Orkneys	Midnight Sun over the Baltic	Roses in a Glass	Waiting for the Cut
Cheryl Gilbert
	German Shepherd	St Bernard	Tiger, Tiger	Leopard	Why So Serious?	Man's Best Friend
Anne Stevenson
	Pink Flowers in a Basket	Little Poppies	Picturesque	The Bluetit	Don't I Look Amazing	Granny's Heilan' Hame
Sieglinde Roelcke
	Bay	River	Untitled	Whitewater	Lightning	Storm
George Smith
	My Hot Chocolate	The Ploughing Match	Sunrise, The Great Wall	Elgol Jetty, Skye	Lindisfarne Castle	Old Man of Storr
Diane Neely
	Frosty Morning	Misty Blues	Stormy Seas	Abstract Flowers	The Seashore	White Houses
Etta Dunbar
	Ailsa Craig & Turnberry Lighthouse	Arran Hills	Luskentyre	Cuillins	Blue Birds	Puffins
Geoff Foord
	Four Big Scottish Thistles	Loading at Low Water	Glencoe in Autumn	Together Again	Purple Parrot Tulip	Starlight, Clyde Puffer
Gillian C  Lindsay
	Scarinish Harbour	Tiree Beach Walk	Loch Lomond	Bardowie Loch	Loch Lomond Too

IN MEMORIAM

Winnie Kleintges


[Feb 2021] With great sadness we had to announce at our recent AGM that one of our most senior members, Winnie Kleintges, had passed away after a long illness. She joined the club after visiting one of our early art exhibitions in the Village Hall and soon became a regular and very active member, contributing to many following exhibitions with her fine watercolours until poor health prohibited her leaving the house. Nevertheless, she stayed in touch, supported the club and remained a member, always hoping to return to painting. Those of us who knew her, miss her greatly and will remember her for a keen interest in the artistic work of the other members. 

Here are two examples of her expressive and well-composed watercolours.

                                        My First Butterfly                                 Waterlilies

JOHN G LINDSAY

   








[May 2019] Club members were much saddened by the passing of former club chairman, John G Lindsay, after a lengthy illness. When his predecessor Mike Brooks had to retire at short notice, John willingly and capably stepped forward to shoulder the task. He was well liked in the club for his friendliness and calm demeanour, a steadying influence. A dedicated chairman, he was very active in club matters and a constant attendee at the weekly meetings. John showed considerable artistic ability and individuality, exhibiting his paintings regularly. All who knew him will miss him greatly. Here are two fine examples of his work (click for larger versions).
        
                                             Rannoch Moor                                                  Autumn Sunset


VIVIAN DURHAM

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