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Yemanja Sea Goddess by Alan Robb RSA 1946-2020 YEMANJA is the goddess of water, sea and rivers who is celebrated in Brazil. The goddess is a central deity in the Candomblé religion. She watches over sailors and fishermen and controls their catches. She is very powerful, and is concerned with every aspect of womanhood, fertility and family;

Women in History

Take a trip back in time with 50s Vintage Fashion by Sabine Bein Sabine Bein graduated in Communication Design in 2011 at Gray’s School of Art and received an RGU Purchase award for her work in Digital Media. The short for Vintage Fashion was intended as a title sequence for a fictional documentary about 50s

Women in History

Echo by Heather Ross This oil on canvas painting was created by Gray’s School of Art Painting tutor Heather Ross in 2007. Echo was created as part of a series of work shown in a solo exhibition at what was the Foyer in Aberdeen. I was interested in how sound /noise could be interpreted through

Women in History

Remembering the women who have been victims of unnecessary suffering, torture and cruelty throughout History @artukdotorg @RGULibrary @RGU @UniMuseumsScot @MuseumsGalScot #WomeninArt #OnlineArtExchange

Women in History

This life drawing is by the artist and former Gray’s School of Art sculpture tutor Thomas Bayliss Huxley-Jones. The artist was responsible for creating the statue of Helios at BBC Television Centre. Huxley-Jones also designed the Joy of Life Fountain at London’s Hyde Park. @artukdotorg @RGULibrary @RGU @UniMuseumsScot @MuseumsGalScot #lifedrawing #OnlineArtExchange