Willie Rodger: Tolbooth Tower

Willie Rodger: Tolbooth TowerWillie 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.

Paper Size: 113 x 75

1930) is an artist and promoter of the visual and performing arts

Maclean produced a run of single colour etchings in the years after the suite was released from which this is one

In direct collaboration with John

Taken from our publication “Artists in print: 21 Years of Collaboration” that accompanied the exhibition of the same name celebrating our then Master Printmaker

I thought about preparing sections on tracing paper and applying them piece by piece as I did with the mural work for Shrimpy's restaurant in London

5 cm Medium: Cyanotype and oil paint Edition Size: unique Year: 2022

these works shift between the readable and the abstract as we look at them

Medium: Screenprint with Monoprint and dye

colder aspects of winter

published by the Scotttish Print Workshops in association with the Society of Scottish Artists in it's centenary year

Medium: Digital Iris Print with Screenprint