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Book of Spring Lambs by artist David Blyth David Blyth playfully explores the subject of lambing and domesticity by using colour and pattern in this series of prints he created in 2009. “The Book of Spring Lambs responds to a period of research on a Scottish sheep farm, helping out during the busy lambing season.

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The work of Gray’s School of Art printmaking graduate Fiona Purvis. Screenprint on paper 1997 Wonderful muted colour and tones are found in this print, yet it retains a freshness. This work reminds us a little of the compositions found in the Ocean Park series of paintings by artist Richard Diebenkorn. @artukdotorg @RGULibrary @RGU @UniMuseumsScot

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Springtime and we gainthat spring in our step to head for a a peaceful beautiful place so we’ve taken a journey to this isolated spot with Gray’s alumnus Jo Salter. Jo painted this composition when inspired by a visit to Glendye whilst studying at Gray’s School of Art in 1986. He continues to work as

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Essence of Spring Unknown Artist Ceramic relief. RGU Art and Heritage Collection @artukdotorg @RGULibrary @RGU @UniMuseumsScot @MuseumsGalScot #Scottish_Ceramics #OnlineArtExchange

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St Raphael, Dordogne by John Piper RA 1903-1992 John Piper was born in Surrey. He studied art in Richmond and London. He was inspired upon meeting Braque in Paris and he began to make abstract art and he exhibited with the Seven and Five Society (1934–35). In 1935 Piper collaborated with Myfanwy Evans (who would

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The work of Gray’s School of Art Graduate Kevin Cameron Gray’s School of Art graduate Kevin Cameron was awarded an RGU Purchase Award for his Communication Design work in 2011. RGU Art and Heritage hold a hardback printed and illustrated 53 page book containing imagery of typography and other imagery. This represented one part of