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Contemporary Scottish Art Gallery &

Bespoke Framing Service

Established 1997

Artists

This is a small selection of the artists who show with us regularly.

Bryan Angus

Bryan Angus is a visual artist whose work is rooted in landscape, place and the relationship between people and their environment. Working predominantly in linocut printmaking, he also produces paintings, drawings and work in pastel with a strong illustrative feel.

'Dunnottar' Bryan Angus Hand made lino print 59.5x67cm framed 32x39cm image £450 SOLD.jpg

Clare Arbuthnott RSW

Clare Arbuthnott RSW is a contemporary Scottish artist known for her vibrant landscape and floral paintings.

The mearns at harvest Clare Arbuthnott mixed media 53 x 43cm £480 copy.jpg

Victoria Broxton

Victoria Broxton is a Scottish artist working across drawing, painting, sculpture and performance, with a primary focus on the human figure. Using gesture, anatomical awareness and expressive mark-making to convey mood rather than narrative.

Life Room Study II.jpg

Stuart Buchanan

Stuart Buchanan is best known for his figurative and landscape paintings, created from his Watchie studio in Catterline.

His quietly atmospheric oil paintings of solitary figures set within expansive, often coastal landscapes are becoming ever more popular.

4. Stuart Buchanan Catterline 36 x 30.5cm Oil on Board £580 SOLD.JPG

Shona Cammack

Shona Cammack is a Scottish landscape painter based near the Cairngorms. Her work is most notable for being created from her on-location sketches, made whilst walking and camping in remote Highland and coastal environments.

Tidal Pools 30x30 Shona Cammack £365 sold.jpg

Andy Cross

Andy Cross is a Scottish painter who is best known for his vibrant and expressive landscape and still life works. Featuring simplified shapes, strong colour and visible brushwork, his paintings convey the mood and spatial presence of the subject.

Autumn Vase Andy Cross Oil on Canvas 60x60cm £1200.jpg

Alison Dickson

Alison Dickson is notable for her landscape and still life artworks that have a restricted palette, and with simplified shape and line to achieve a subtle abstraction that balances structure with intuition.

Harbour Alstroemeria Alison Dickson Oil on Board 38cm x 34cm 56cm x 53cm framed £750 copy.

Andrea Elles

Andrea Elles is a painter whose practice is rooted in process driven abstraction with a focus on material and surface dynamics.

Green Table- Andrea Elles.jpg

Beth Robertson Fiddes

Beth Robertson Fiddes is renowned for her landscape and seascape compositions that are finely balanced between realism and expressive abstraction and primarily depict the West Highlands where she lives.

Stormy Night Beth Robertson Fiddes.jpg

Dianne Gardner

Dianne Gardner's work is instantly recognisable for her quiet, reflective, layered landscapes and her subtly abstracted, but impactful still life paintings.

'Tulips & Fruit' Acrylic on Canvas Board £350 30x40cm image 33x43cm framed.JPG

Hilary gauci

Hilary Gauci's paintings are a distinctive body of still life works that draw on classical traditions, whilst maintaining a contemporary clarity and subtlety.

Jackie Henderson

Jackie Henderson's work is immediately recognisable due to her illustrative style and gentle palette, celebrating the ordinary and encouraging viewers to value familiar moments and surroundings.

The Girl Who Loves Poppies Jackie Henderson Acrylic and Mixed media 40cm x 40cm 58cm x 58c

Frances Innes

Frances Innes's paintings focus on the natural environment of the north east and are informed by daily observation of weather, light and terrain around her home area of Peterhead.

'Haar Lifting' Frances Innes Acrylic on Board 29cm x 29cm 46cm x 46cm Framed £375.JPG

Astrid Leeson

Astrid Leeson's work is grounded in landscape, memory and experience, with a strong emphasis on the act of seeing and feeling place, rather than literal topographical depiction.

An Inbetween Moment Astrid Leeson mixed media and oil on board 43 x 20cm (50 x 26cm) £350.

Jennifer Mackie

Jennifer Mackie's paintings are observational oil works that emphasise atmosphere, light and fleeting moments in her subjects, capturing the feeling of a place or moment in time.

Irene McCann

Irene McCann's still life paintings are works of everyday objects and domestic subjects, interpreted through her response to colour, shape and texture that place a strong emphasis on composition and surface quality.

Shasta and Stripes 32x20in Oil on Linen £1650.jpg

John McClenaghen

John McClenaghen's paintings are expressive landscapes and coastal scenes that respond to changing light, weather and place. Often working directly en plein air, using colour, texture and spontaneous mark-making towards a felt experience of the environment.

Absent Friends, John McClenaghen Acrylic on canvas 80x60cm 97x77cm framed £1380.jpg

Lynn McGregor RSW

Lynn McGregor's paintings are semi-abstract works rooted in memories of place. Working intuitively with layers of colour, texture and geometric shapes, the result is a personal, expressive interpretation of each landscape.

Rocks and Seaspray Lynn McGregor RSW Acrylic on Board 61cm x 61cm 77cm x 77cm framed £2600

Jo McIntosh

Jo McIntosh's paintings are quiet, figureless landscapes and seascapes that emphasise muted, weathered textures and atmospheric linear structures, conveying calm solitude free of human intervention.

Bay of Sannich Jo McIntosh mixed media on card 30cm x 30cm 45cm x 45cm framed £400 copy.jp

Morag Muir RSW PAI

Morag Muir's still life paintings are instantly recognisable with her carefully constructed and almost theatrical scenes of flowers, birds, bric-a-brac, often staged on a windowsill overlooking the river Tay, with the viewer encouraged to interpret meaning from the object's relationships.

Morag Muir Sunset Window acrylic on board 101 x 111cm £3800 SOLD.jpg

Liz Myhill RSW SWLA

Liz Myhill is a contemporary Scottish artist specialising in landscape and wildlife art, with the defining feature being direct observation of the natural world through working en plein air - often in challenging weather and rugged terrain.

Among the Sea Campion ii Liz Myhill RSW SWLA Mixed media on paper 50cm x 32cm £890 copy.jp

Jessica Oliver

Jessica Oliver’s paintings are rooted in a deep engagement with the landscape — an ongoing investigation into how memory, place, and experience intertwine. Her work begins through immersion in an environment: sketchbook studies and observational drawings form the starting point, leading on to a more intuitive, studio-based process of discovery.

Balephuil Jessica Oliver Mixed media on Board 80cm x 80cm 84cm x 84cm framed £1200 copy.jp

Morag Smith

Morag Smith is a Scottish painter based in Johnshaven, Aberdeenshire.

Her body of work is a striking, interpretation of fleeting visual experiences and memory of journeys through the landscape.

September Fields, Acrylic on Board, 53x43cm, £820.jpg

Morag Stevenson

Morag Stevenson's work is mainly characterised by bold, contrasting colour, pattern and texture in landscape paintings of her native Aberdeenshire environment and the West Coast of Scotland where she holidays.

Morag Stevenson The Bramble Picking Day, Mixed Media on Board, 37x37cm, £450 SOLD.jpg

Nerine Tassie

Nerine Tassie is a contemporary Scottish painter known for her atmospheric landscape and seascape works inspired by natural spaces- particularly the coastal waters, woodlands and shifting light around her home environment.

Still Waters, Warm Light Narine Tassie Mixed Media 15x21cm 31x38cm framed £600 copy.jpg

Lindsay Turk

Lindsay Turk's practice is grounded within contemporary realism, with sustained emphasis on light, atmosphere and observational detail.

Her compositions often depict everyday objects or natural forms rendered with careful attention to presence and mood.

Spool & Turin Cinnamon Lindsay Turk Oil on Canvas 20cm x 24 cm 36cm x 41cm framed £700.jpg

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